Men's singles · 2026-07-15

Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul vs Kodai Naraoka — Japan Open, R16

Kodai Naraoka won 2–1

AI-powered rally-by-rally match analysis.

Kodai Naraoka turned a slow start into a commanding victory, dropping the opening game 10-21 after Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul built a devastating 9-point run from 9-9, but then seizing control with an 8-0 opening burst in game two and never relinquishing momentum. The rallies grew longer and more attritional as the match progressed, averaging nearly 12 shots per rally in the decisive third game where Naraoka's superior net control and smash efficiency proved decisive in the tight 20-16 finish. Panitchaphon's lift errors mounted throughout, particularly in the back half of the match, while Naraoka's consistency from the net and ability to finish points cleanly secured the 2-1 comeback.

Point progression

Panitchaphon TeeraratsakulKodai Naraoka

0510152021

Rally length

Avg rally — by shots

10.3shots

Avg rally — by time

11.8sec

Rallies by length (shots)

1–2

3–4

5–8

9–14

15–20

21+

Shot patterns

Most common 3-shot runs

1.A1Backhand Lift Straight→B1Around-the-Head Smash Straight→A1Backhand Block Straight
Happened 5× out of 100 rallies
2.B1Short Serve Body→A1Backhand Lift Straight→B1Around-the-Head Smash Straight
Happened 5× out of 100 rallies
3.A1Forehand Spin Net Straight→B1Forehand Spin Net Straight→A1Forehand Lift Straight
Happened 4× out of 100 rallies
4.B1Backhand Lift Straight→A1Around-the-Head Smash Straight→B1Backhand Block Straight
Happened 4× out of 100 rallies
5.B1Backhand Net Straight→A1Backhand Spin Net Straight→B1Backhand Lift Cross
Happened 4× out of 100 rallies

Most common 5-shot runs

1.A1Short Serve Middle→B1Backhand Net Straight→A1Forehand Spin Net Straight→B1Forehand Spin Net Straight→A1Forehand Lift Straight
Happened 2× out of 100 rallies
2.A1Backhand Block Straight→B1Backhand Net Straight→A1Backhand Spin Net Straight→B1Backhand Lift Cross→A1Forehand Smash Middle
Happened 2× out of 100 rallies
3.B1Backhand Block Straight→A1Backhand Lift Cross→B1Forehand Drop Straight→A1Forehand Net Cross→B1Backhand Lift Straight
Happened 2× out of 100 rallies
4.B1Backhand Lift Cross→A1Forehand Drop Straight→B1Forehand Block Straight→A1Forehand Spin Net Straight→B1Forehand Lift Cross
Happened 2× out of 100 rallies
5.B1Backhand Spin Net Straight→A1Backhand Lift Cross→B1Forehand Smash Straight→A1Forehand Block Straight→B1Forehand Net Cross
Happened 2× out of 100 rallies

Who did what

Most winners

Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul

Most errors forced

Kodai Naraoka

Most unforced errors

Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul

By player

Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul

544 shots

Winners 21Forced 14Unforced 23

Most-used shots

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Points won — by shot

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Smash

42%

My winner11Forced opp. error11Drew opp. unforced0

My winnerForced opp. errorDrew opp. unforced

Points lost — by shot

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Lift

33%

Opp. winner0My forced error4My unforced error13

Opp. winnerMy forced errorMy unforced error

Rally outcome

unforced error39%
winner31%
forced error30%

Kodai Naraoka

534 shots

Winners 12Forced 17Unforced 18

Most-used shots

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Points won — by shot

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Smash

37%

My winner9Forced opp. error10Drew opp. unforced0

My winnerForced opp. errorDrew opp. unforced

Points lost — by shot

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Block

26%

Opp. winner1My forced error13My unforced error0

Opp. winnerMy forced errorMy unforced error

Rally outcome

unforced error39%
winner31%
forced error30%

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Players

Panitchaphon Teeraratsakul Kodai Naraoka