Yes, the Matches and Sequence numbers should represent how many peptides matched to that protein. An easier way would be to output the results as a csv and open that in Excel. You can do that manually for each data file in the web browser, or automatically when you set up the task (see the Auto-export button). In my experience Mascot is very protein-centric, so extracting peptide or PSM level information can be more difficult. Are you looking for the total number of detected peptides per file?
I mean that I wanna know the total number of matched peptides in all hit protein in my search. I need to download a resulting file (a table) to find this information, right?
Sorry, dear Jenson. I did not find a botton of downloading the report. Could you give me a cue so that I find a botton to download the report and analysize the mass accuracy of fragment ions?