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Sterling wins on deflections — the long arms of the two. Mannix’s case rests on feeds, but it isn’t enough to swing it. Super Netball career: Sterling 107 games, Mannix 129 games.
Mannix has 2 feeds (one every 50 games) to Sterling’s no feeds.
Sterling averages 6.6 deflections a game to Mannix’s 2.7 — 2.4 times as many.
Sterling averages 7.3 gains a game to Mannix’s 3.7 (95% more).
Head to head: they’ve faced each other 4 times — Sterling’s side won 3, Mannix’s 1. In those games: 0 feeds a game to 0.
Best single game: Sterling 15 gains, Mannix 12.
Mannix has cooled: 0 feeds in the last 10 games (usually every 50 games).
Winners’ edge: Mannix’s team won 62%, Sterling’s team won 55% of the games they played.
Built only from games in our stats database. A read of the numbers, not a tip.
Tale of the tape
Per game. Totals and best single game underneath.
00 total · best 0Feedsper game0.02 total · best 1
7.3779 total · best 15Gainsper game3.7482 total · best 12
3.2346 total · best 8Interceptsper game1.9241 total · best 9
6.6610 total · best 12Deflectionsper game2.7234 total · best 10
2.4260 total · best 8Reboundsper game1.0132 total · best 4