It’s true that the quick-result formats many sports apps use need to offer more than just raw numbers to be truly useful. I came across this interesting piece, https://nightteer.co/news/what-kabaddi-apps-can-learn-from-late-night-result-culture/ , which discusses how people aren’t just looking for the final score, but also the live results, previous results, and the whole sequence of events that lead up to them. It points out that mobile sports apps need to provide clearer match context, not just fast screens. The article emphasizes that a user reacting only to one flashing update might miss what’s actually happening, which could lead to rushed decisions or misunderstandings about the game. This means context is incredibly important to fully appreciate the fast-paced game.