An activity analysis of one quarter records four things: how often each skill happens, what kind of movement fills the time, what the heart rate does, and how long each effort lasts compared with the recovery after it. Those numbers name the fitness components the player really uses, and a test earns its place only by measuring one of them with a protocol that looks like the sport. Switch between the three players, shorten the window to see single efforts, and watch the work-to-rest bar, then choose a test and see whether its pattern lines up.
An activity analysis records skill frequencies, movement patterns, heart rates and work-to-rest ratios, and the test you choose must measure the component those numbers name.