Detailed sports data, including fine-grained player, ball positions, and action types, is becoming increasingly available thanks to advancements in sensor and video tracking technologies. In this study, we explore the potential of utilizing such data in table tennis to analyze player superiority, scoring opportunities, and creativity. Our approach involves adapting existing metrics by incorporating additional attributes provided by the detailed data, such as player zones and shot angles. Furthermore, we present a methodology for visualizing all metrics simultaneously during a single set, enabling a comprehensive assessment of their significance. We expect this approach to help for developing, comparing, and applying a broader range of metrics to table tennis and other racket sports. To facilitate further research and the benchmarking of novel metrics, we have made our code and dataset available as an open-source project.