Weekly GitHub Report for Maui: March 09, 2026 - March 16, 2026 (19:43:40)
Weekly GitHub Report for Maui
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Table of Contents
I. News
1.1 Recent Version Releases:
The current version of this repository is 9.0.90
1.2 Version Information:
The .NET MAUI 9.0.90 SR9 release, published on July 11, 2025, includes over 141 commits primarily focused on critical product fixes across iOS, Android, and Windows platforms, testing enhancements, infrastructure updates, and dependency version bumps. Key highlights include numerous bug fixes addressing UI behavior, threading issues, and control improvements, alongside expanded automated testing coverage and housekeeping updates to improve stability and maintainability.
II. Issues
2.1 Top 5 Active Issues:
We consider active issues to be issues that that have been commented on most frequently within the last week. Bot comments are omitted.
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[T/BUG] [PLATFORM/ANDROID] [AREA-TOOLING] [S/MOVE-TO-VS-FEEDBACK] Debugging DevExpress report generation slow on VS 2026: This issue describes a problem where generating DevExpress reports on Android devices is significantly slow when debugging with Visual Studio 2026, particularly for the first report, while subsequent reports are much faster. The slowdown is linked to the new .NET Mono debugger for MAUI apps, which can be temporarily resolved by disabling this debugger in Visual Studio 2022, but the option to disable it has been removed in the latest Visual Studio 2026 update, leaving users stuck with the slow debugger.
- The comments discuss the connection to a related issue, confirm that disabling the new Mono debugger fixes the problem, and highlight that this is a Visual Studio tooling issue rather than a DevExpress one; users express frustration over the removal of the option to disable the new debugger in the latest Visual Studio release and share attempts to seek resolution through official support channels.
- Number of comments this week: 7
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[T/BUG] [PLATFORM/ANDROID] [AREA-NAVIGATION] [PLATFORM/IOS] [S/VERIFIED] [S/TRIAGED] [PARTNER/SYNCFUSION] Modal with NavigationPage creates memory leaks: This issue reports a memory leak occurring when a modal is opened using a NavigationPage within another NavigationPage in a .NET MAUI application, with leaks observed differently on iOS and Android platforms. The user provides steps to reproduce the problem, notes that the leak does not occur without the nested NavigationPage, and mentions using a memory toolkit for detection.
- The comments discuss a potential fix in a related pull request, with one user confirming the fix resolves the issue on Android but not on iOS, and sharing a package reference to test the fix; another comment acknowledges a duplicate issue and confirms the problem is reproducible on both platforms.
- Number of comments this week: 5
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[T/BUG] [PLATFORM/WINDOWS] [AREA-CONTROLS-COLLECTIONVIEW] [S/VERIFIED] [S/TRIAGED] [CSI-NEW] I9 - When 'ScrollToPosition' is set to 'MakVisible', 'Center', and 'End', the Proboscis Monkey position appears at the top.: This issue describes a problem where setting the 'ScrollToPosition' property to 'MakeVisible', 'Center', or 'End' causes the 'Proboscis Monkey' item to appear at the top of the view instead of its correct position when scrolling by object in grouped data on Windows. The problem is reproducible in multiple versions of the software and occurs initially or after manually dragging the scroll bar to the top, despite working correctly when set to 'Start'.
- The comments note that a similar bug was previously reported but is no longer reproducible on iOS and Mac Catalyst, and the issue has been validated across several MAUI versions on Windows, confirming its reproducibility on that platform.
- Number of comments this week: 2
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[T/BUG] [AREA-SINGLE-PROJECT] [S/VERIFIED] [S/TRIAGED] Spalsh screen not visible in splitmode in some of custom small size device: This issue describes a problem in a .NET MAUI application where the custom splash screen image fails to display when the app is launched in split-screen landscape mode on devices with smaller screen sizes, although it works fine in normal launch mode. The splash screen background appears, but the logo/image is missing specifically in split-screen mode, and this behavior has been observed on Android devices starting from version 9.0.0.
- The comments confirm the issue is reproducible across multiple MAUI versions on Android and include a video and sample for reference; a user also inquires about possible solutions and offers to share their sample code for further investigation.
- Number of comments this week: 2
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[T/BUG] [PLATFORM/ANDROID] [S/VERIFIED] [AREA-CONTROLS-WEBVIEW] [S/TRIAGED] [PARTNER/SYNCFUSION] MAUI Handler not working with Custom WebView on Android (ShouldOverrideUrlLoading behavior): This issue concerns a problem with a custom WebView handler in .NET MAUI on Android, where overriding the ShouldOverrideUrlLoading method to intercept URL navigation and inject custom headers does not work as intended. The user is seeking guidance on the recommended approach to customize WebView navigation in MAUI and clarification on whether this scenario is supported or if there are known issues in recent MAUI versions.
- The comment confirms the issue is reproducible across multiple MAUI versions on Android and provides a sample project for validation, supporting the original report without additional troubleshooting or solutions.
- Number of comments this week: 1
2.2 Top 5 Stale Issues:
We consider stale issues to be issues that has had no activity within the last 30 days. The team should work together to get these issues resolved and closed as soon as possible.
As of our latest update, there are no stale issues for the project this week.
2.3 Open Issues
This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were created within the last week in the repository.
Issues Opened This Week: 33
Summarized Issues:
- WebView and Navigation Handling Issues: Multiple issues describe problems with WebView controls across platforms, including failure to override URL navigation on Android preventing interception and custom header injection, NullReferenceExceptions on iOS when BlazorWebView disconnects prematurely, and memory leaks on Windows caused by unsafe detachment of WebView2 event handlers during rapid creation and disposal cycles. These issues highlight stability and customization challenges in WebView implementations within .NET MAUI.
- Performance and UI Responsiveness Problems: Adding a large number of Entry controls to an AbsoluteLayout causes UI freezing due to synchronous layout operations, and selecting items in lists on macOS Catalyst results in a 20-second delay instead of immediate action. These issues indicate performance bottlenecks affecting user experience during bulk UI operations and interaction responsiveness.
- Layout and Rendering Anomalies: Several issues report layout problems such as the FlowDirection property being ignored by BoxView across platforms, incorrect ScrollToPosition behavior on Windows causing items to appear at wrong positions, and FlexLayout Grow property causing incorrect sizing and clipping of child elements. These problems cause inconsistent UI layouts and deviate from expected platform or CSS flexbox behaviors.
- Control Interaction and Input Issues: Problems include the need for double-clicks to toggle EmptyViews on Windows, persistent search bar clear buttons on MacCatalyst, keyboard not appearing in UITextField inside UIHostingController on iOS 18+, and PointerGestureRecognizer blocking SelectionChanged events in CollectionView on Android. These issues disrupt expected user interactions and input handling across platforms.
- Memory Leaks and Resource Management: Multiple memory leaks are reported including modal pages wrapped in NavigationPage not being garbage collected on Android, CollectionView item templates causing leaks on iOS due to x:Reference bindings, and leaks when opening modals containing NavigationPages on both iOS and Android. These leaks cause increased memory usage and potential app instability.
- Safe Area and UI Layout on Mobile Platforms: Issues with safe area handling in Blazor Hybrid templates cause content to render behind the status bar on Android and incorrect padding on iOS 26 due to symmetric landscape insets, requiring CSS and JavaScript fixes. Additionally, Android does not respect the top SafeAreaEdge when pushing pages to NavigationPage, unlike iOS. These problems lead to incorrect UI layouts and visual glitches on mobile devices.
- Build, Debugging, and Tooling Challenges: Problems include slow DevExpress report generation linked to the new .NET Mono debugger that cannot be disabled, build errors in MAUI-Blazor hybrid projects due to duplicate app icon files, and intermittent file upload failures in the
maui-pr-uitestspipeline caused by artifact name collisions. These issues affect developer productivity and build reliability.
- Navigation and Page Lifecycle Bugs: Navigation hangs on iOS 26 after rapid page open/close cycles, and a crash occurs on Android release builds due to missing native method implementations. These issues cause app instability during navigation and startup sequences.
- UI Component Regressions and Visual Issues: Regressions include non-interactable controls in CollectionView headers on Windows when EmptyView is shown, NavigationPage.TitleView not displaying on Android with .NET 10, and smaller tab bar icons on iOS and Android after updating to MAUI 10. These regressions degrade UI functionality and appearance compared to previous versions.
- Binding and XAML Expression Problems: Issues include incorrect preference of static members over instance members in C# expression bindings causing wrong property resolution, and false positive warnings from the XAML source generator when using Source={x:Reference} inside DataTemplates, leading to unnecessary reflection-based bindings despite correct runtime behavior. These problems complicate data binding correctness and diagnostics.
- Platform-Specific Control Support and Behavior: The Map control on Windows either throws HandlerNotFoundException or "Map not supported" errors depending on configuration, requiring workarounds outside XAML. Additionally, a splash screen image fails to display in split-screen landscape mode on smaller devices, showing only the background. These issues limit platform feature support and visual consistency.
- Android-Specific Warnings and Deprecations: A warning about the deprecated finalize() method in Java appears during Android release builds originating from GenericAnimatorListener.java, which does not fail the build but should be addressed in future releases to maintain compatibility and code quality.
2.4 Closed Issues
This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were closed within the last week in the repository. This section also links the associated pull requests if applicable.
Issues Closed This Week: 5
Summarized Issues:
- Platform-specific runtime errors and exceptions: Several issues describe runtime errors occurring on specific platforms, such as a System.ObjectDisposedException on Android due to accessing a disposed IServiceProvider during logging, and a deadlock on Apple platforms caused by Swift code dispatching callbacks on the main thread, which blocks task completion. These errors highlight challenges in managing platform-specific threading and lifecycle behaviors that lead to application instability.
- [issues/34267, issues/34394]
- Input event handling regressions on Android: A regression in version 10.0.40 on Android caused the PointerGestureRecognizer to stop handling Released, Moved, or Exited events, only processing Pressed events due to changes in a pull request, which was later reverted to fix the problem. This issue reflects how recent changes can unintentionally break input event processing on Android devices.
- [issues/34344]
- Build environment compatibility issues: A build failure occurs when the installed Xcode version (26.3) does not match the required version (26.2) for the .NET MacCatalyst workload, preventing successful project builds until the correct Xcode version is installed or a different .NET version is used. This demonstrates the importance of matching tooling versions to avoid build errors.
- [issues/34414]
- Data binding regressions affecting UI updates: In version 10.0.50, compiled TypedBindings fail to resubscribe to intermediate INotifyPropertyChanged objects, causing UI elements bound to nested properties to not update correctly after view model changes, a behavior that previously worked. This regression impacts the reliability of UI data binding and dynamic updates in applications.
- [issues/34428]
2.5 Issue Discussion Insights
This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed issues that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.
Based on our analysis, there are no instances of toxic discussions in the project's open or closed issues from the past week.
III. Pull Requests
3.1 Open Pull Requests
This section provides a summary of pull requests that were opened in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. Other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis. Up to 25 pull requests are displayed in this section, while any remaining pull requests beyond this limit are omitted for brevity.
Pull Requests Opened This Week: 25
Key Open Pull Requests
1. March 16th, Candidate: This pull request titled "March 16th, Candidate" includes multiple fixes and feature improvements across .NET MAUI, such as resolving iOS Flyout icon update issues when changing root pages, fixing CollectionView selection clearing on iOS, adding Material3 support for Android ActivityIndicator and Image controls, improving Shell large title display logic on iOS, addressing toolbar item tint color on iOS 26, correcting Entry MaxLength enforcement on iOS 26, fixing navigation lifecycle and back button behavior for Shell's More tab on iOS, and various other platform-specific bug fixes and enhancements to controls like Slider, Stepper, RadioButton, and ScrollView, as well as updates to feature matrix test cases and UI tests.
- URL: pull/34437
- Associated Commits: 1fb78, d4b6e, 7038f, 1d93c, 6960a, 638e0, 0c823, 2af2b, d840b, 81073, 57da8, 62be9, e2cda, 81cb7, 10f68, b9061, 405af, fc1b8, 4195a, b77a2, 13d6e, 43e87, a7b4b, f13fc, b8df8, f6008, deffc, be6fd, 6df95, e4003, 18617, 11572, a57fa, 31419, d2dd8, e691f, e7d04, c007a, ce8cb, 33b9a, 84e95, 75956, b69d7, 3bdca, c159b, f693d, 0fe9e, e1222, 0e034, 1e8a4, dcbe2, 97e15, d1585, b4298, df5ab, ad0bd, 370e7, b63d7, 32655, 90ac7, 70161
2. Fix the failures in the Candidate branch- March 16: This pull request fixes multiple platform-specific failures by restoring correct visibility handling in ActivityIndicator, removing unnecessary property resets in navigation and switch controls, correcting image aspect ratio logic, refining group detection guards to exclude strings while supporting custom groups, restricting layout compensation to actual iOS 26+ devices, and restoring proper safe-area inset consumption to ensure stable UI behavior and pass related tests on iOS, Mac, Android, and Windows.
- URL: pull/34453
- Associated Commits: 3d786, 15052, bc7f5, 3f2ec, 9be97, 4ef87, d4223, 77fcb, 2ed4b, 5298c, c65ba, 4fbdd, 74324, 071c1, 5ea25, 33237, 6408b
3. Fix Background color doesn't apply correctly to spanned region across platforms: This pull request fixes the issue where background colors do not apply correctly to child views that span beyond their parent layout bounds across Android, iOS, and Windows platforms by detecting overflow and raising the layout's z-order to ensure the overflowing content renders above sibling views instead of being obscured.
- URL: pull/34418
- Associated Commits: 43b36, a142b, d6758, 25728, c7116, 92012, cc144, c16ac, f087e, 10f00, f0907, fe7aa, 4ec5d, 36ae9
Other Open Pull Requests
- Refactoring and Modularization of PR Agent and CI Workflow: Multiple pull requests focus on refactoring core components to improve maintainability and modularity. One PR decomposes the monolithic PR agent into distinct phase skills and simplifies CI orchestration into a clean four-step workflow, while another integrates the dotnet/arcade-skills plugin system to replace custom scripts for CI failure investigation, enhancing reliability and maintainability of CI diagnostics.
- [pull/34460, pull/34438]
- Memory Leak and Resource Cleanup on Android: Several pull requests address memory leaks and resource management issues on Android. Fixes include disconnecting handlers and cleaning up references in FlyoutPage navigation, preventing crashes by properly managing shared swipe action buttons, and ensuring custom WebViewClient instances are not overridden by handler property mappers.
- [pull/34485, pull/34492, pull/34426]
- UI Control and Layout Fixes: Multiple PRs improve UI control behavior and layout correctness across platforms. Fixes include updating FlexLayout to respect dynamic WidthRequest changes, correcting CollectionView resizing after orientation changes, resetting scroll position on ItemsSource changes, and fixing Disabled visual state priority on Buttons with local styles.
- [pull/34454, pull/34420, pull/34444, pull/34455]
- Binding and XAML Improvements: Several pull requests fix issues in the binding engine and XAML type resolution. These include correcting RelativeSource AncestorType compiled bindings for AOT, fixing DataTemplate binding source application to prevent null commands, and modifying the XAML type resolver to skip static Extension classes to avoid build errors.
- [pull/34408, pull/34429, pull/34446]
- Accessibility, Test Automation, and Documentation Enhancements: Some PRs enhance accessibility and test automation, and clarify documentation. Improvements include adding automation IDs and test categorization to BoxView control tests, correcting documentation comments for Layout.SafeAreaEdges default values, and updating Magick.NET package versions to fix build errors and ensure test project compatibility.
- [pull/34406, pull/34397, pull/34455]
- Android and iOS Platform-Specific Fixes: Several PRs address platform-specific issues such as fixing a SecurityException in Share.RequestAsync on Android 10+, adding font autoscaling updates on iOS, and fixing safe area CSS in Blazor Hybrid templates for Android to prevent content rendering issues behind the status bar.
- [pull/34417, pull/34445, pull/34463]
- Crash and Stability Fixes in Controls: Multiple PRs fix crashes and improve stability in controls. These include preventing crashes in Android Entry control caused by StringFormat binding, fixing CollectionView item resizing after orientation changes, and resolving Android crashes from reusing swipe action buttons across rows.
- [pull/34427, pull/34420, pull/34492]
- CI and Pipeline Improvements: Some PRs improve CI workflows and artifact handling. This includes adding a GitHub Actions workflow to trigger Azure DevOps review pipelines via PR comments and fixing artifact upload collisions in the maui-pr-uitests pipeline by assigning unique artifact names.
- [pull/34411, pull/34478]
- Exploratory AI Skills Plugin Proposal: One PR proposes an exploratory RFC to add a customer-facing Copilot skills plugin within the .NET MAUI repository, containing curated skills and a builder agent to enable AI-assisted capabilities for app developers.
- [pull/34429]
3.2 Closed Pull Requests
This section provides a summary of pull requests that were closed in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. Other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis. Up to 25 pull requests are displayed in this section, while any remaining pull requests beyond this limit are omitted for brevity.
Pull Requests Closed This Week: 49
Key Closed Pull Requests
1. March 2, 2026 Candidate Branch: This pull request merges the March 2, 2026 candidate branch into the main codebase, introducing a comprehensive Shell feature matrix with new test pages, controls, and view models to enable extensive testing and demonstration of Shell Flyout and Shell Tabbed Page capabilities, along with numerous platform-specific fixes and improvements across Android, iOS, Windows, and Mac, including UI test enhancements, bug fixes for navigation, layout, memory leaks, and Material 3 support for various controls.
- URL: pull/34294
- Associated Commits: 02105, d93eb, 47b9d, dc75f, 5d71c, 7f3e7, bbd7f, 566ff, 9dedb, 6886d, 445fc, 92dc8, c0e0d, b86cb, a66ef, f282f, 98555, 7f9f5, 377a4, 6b681, 8634e, ad9b0, cd0bc, 6d8bf, 30149, 7f6db, 3d046, aa174, 9bc78, 2e79d, ab215, 81dbe, 25dd3, adfa4, 1cf83, ad51b, f118e, 1f0bc, 43209, 3a8ff, 68328, c60fc, 6e1f8, ee3b9, 3f9a1, 2c73f
- Associated Commits: 02105, d93eb, 47b9d, dc75f, 5d71c, 7f3e7, bbd7f, 566ff, 9dedb, 6886d, 445fc, 92dc8, c0e0d, b86cb, a66ef, f282f, 98555, 7f9f5, 377a4, 6b681, 8634e, ad9b0, cd0bc, 6d8bf, 30149, 7f6db, 3d046, aa174, 9bc78, 2e79d, ab215, 81dbe, 25dd3, adfa4, 1cf83, ad51b, f118e, 1f0bc, 43209, 3a8ff, 68328, c60fc, 6e1f8, ee3b9, 3f9a1, 2c73f
2. [ci] Copilot CI: Android device tests, emulator robustness, and snapshot fallback: This pull request enhances the Copilot CI infrastructure by enabling automatic triggering of UI and device tests on darc branches, significantly improving the robustness and reliability of Android emulator startup and provisioning across Linux and macOS agents, and adding support for snapshot environment fallback to ensure more resilient and stable continuous integration workflows.
- URL: pull/34340
- Associated Commits: 31359, d8f08, 9f1f6, 80f50, e69d2, f0c20, 536cb, b4df3, eecf0, cb102, 67f5e, 0610d, 1247c, a0b6c, d9243, 0fc87, 8a940, 83548, e3107, 9fa31, 8fd3c, 38222, 72776
- Associated Commits: 31359, d8f08, 9f1f6, 80f50, e69d2, f0c20, 536cb, b4df3, eecf0, cb102, 67f5e, 0610d, 1247c, a0b6c, d9243, 0fc87, 8a940, 83548, e3107, 9fa31, 8fd3c, 38222, 72776
3. [iOS][Android] Shell: Fix tab bar visibility and selection after first tab becomes invisible: This pull request fixes issues in the Shell tab bar on iOS and Android where setting the first tab's visibility to false caused incorrect tab highlighting and broken sub-page navigation by adjusting the Android menu setup logic to allow proper rebuilding during tab transitions and recalculating iOS tab renderer states to correctly reflect tab positions after removal.
- URL: pull/34372
Other Closed Pull Requests
- Shell navigation and tab visibility fixes: Multiple pull requests address issues in Shell navigation, including fixing tab visibility updates when navigating back multiple pages by reordering lifecycle events to ensure timely application of Shell.SetTabBarIsVisible(), and correcting the OnNavigatingFrom event to report the correct destination page by updating the timing of navigation stack updates. These changes improve navigation consistency and lifecycle event accuracy in Shell-based apps.
- iOS CollectionView and RefreshView sizing and scrolling fixes: Several pull requests fix sizing and scrolling issues in iOS CollectionView and RefreshView controls, including preventing horizontal scrolling when empty by clamping content width, fixing circular sizing dependencies by resetting content height, and correcting measurement before view mounting by performing temporary layout passes. These fixes ensure proper layout and scrolling behavior in iOS CollectionView scenarios.
- Keyboard and layout fixes on iOS and Android: Pull requests fix layout and rendering issues related to keyboard and display changes, such as preventing gaps on iOS when rotating with the keyboard visible by enhancing the keyboard auto-scroll manager, fixing Android PlatformGraphicsView scale updates after display density changes, and resolving ScrollView width expansion issues on iOS in landscape orientation. These improvements maintain correct UI layout across device states and orientations.
- Stepper and Label layout adjustments on iOS: A pull request fixes a layout overlap issue on iOS 26 where a Stepper control’s glass pill visual overflow in landscape orientation overlapped an adjacent Label by adding width compensation in the StepperHandler’s size calculation. This ensures proper spacing in horizontal layouts without affecting portrait mode.
- SearchBar improvements and fixes: Pull requests add Material 3 support for Android SearchBar with a new handler for enhanced styling and fix iOS 26 issues where the CancelButtonColor was not applied due to system compositor changes by overlaying a custom icon. These changes improve SearchBar appearance and behavior across platforms.
- Back button and navigation handling on iOS and Mac: A pull request fixes the issue where the OnBackButtonPressed override was not triggered when the Shell Navigation Bar back button was clicked by adding a check in the tracker loop, ensuring proper back button behavior handling on iOS and Mac.
- CollectionView RecyclerView and EmptyView fixes on Android: A pull request fixes an issue where the CollectionView's EmptyView reused stale RecyclerView item holders by clearing the recycled-view pool during updates, preventing incorrect views from displaying.
- CheckBox feature matrix enhancements: A pull request refactors and enhances the CheckBox feature matrix test page and ViewModel by simplifying the ViewModel, adding shadow support with new properties and UI toggles, improving reset logic, updating bindings and constants, disabling the IsChecked switch when disabled, and cleaning redundant code to improve maintainability and test coverage.
- AI PR finalization improvements for test-only PRs: A pull request improves AI PR finalization logic by detecting and handling test-only pull requests, skipping Note block recommendations, suggesting a “[Testing]” prefix in titles, and defining criteria based on tags, labels, and file changes to distinguish test-only changes.
- Azure DevOps CI and GitHub Copilot instructions update: A pull request adds detailed guidance to prioritize using the Azure CLI (
az) for investigating Azure DevOps CI builds and test failures within GitHub Copilot, improving authenticated access to richer data and providing fallback anonymous REST methods, while updating instructions to recommendazCLI installation and login without changing existing build-status scripts.
- Shell feature matrix addition: A pull request adds a new Shell feature matrix to the .NET MAUI test cases host app, introducing dedicated UI pages for testing Shell navigation features such as navigation events, stack manipulation, and tab navigation within the app.
3.3 Pull Request Discussion Insights
This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed pull requests that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.
Based on our analysis, there are no instances of toxic discussions in the project's open or closed pull requests from the past week.
IV. Contributors
4.1 Contributors
Active Contributors:
We consider an active contributor in this project to be any contributor who has made at least 1 commit, opened at least 1 issue, created at least 1 pull request, or made more than 2 comments in the last month.
If there are more than 10 active contributors, the list is truncated to the top 10 based on contribution metrics for better clarity.
| Contributor | Commits | Pull Requests | Issues | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copilot | 27 | 3 | 0 | 103 |
| kubaflo | 59 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| StephaneDelcroix | 61 | 2 | 0 | 0 |
| jfversluis | 51 | 4 | 0 | 2 |
| mattleibow | 50 | 2 | 1 | 1 |
| Shalini-Ashokan | 44 | 5 | 0 | 2 |
| TamilarasanSF4853 | 46 | 0 | 1 | 2 |
| Vignesh-SF3580 | 36 | 6 | 0 | 6 |
| PureWeen | 32 | 10 | 1 | 0 |
| NirmalKumarYuvaraj | 38 | 5 | 0 | 0 |