Is there a way to get a summary of the operations performed by the Entity Framework DBContext object

Question

I am working on a console application and i am using entity framework as the data access layer.

now currently my main class looks as follow, where i am manully tracking the number of delete, insert and update operations and save them to a database table as follow:-

 class SyncPhoneList
    {

        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            string syncResult = "Sync started";
            Entities entities = new Entities();
            Result r = new Result() { InsertNo=0,ModifyNo=0,DeleteNo=0};
            try
            {       //code goes here
                    if (!perIDList.Contains(dbcsvdate.PerID))
                    {
                        entities.SyncDatas.Remove(dbcsvdate);
                        r.DeleteNo++;
                    }
                    else if (perIDList.Contains(dbcsvdate.PerName))
                    {
                        entities.SyncDatas.Add(dbcsvdate);
                        r.InsertNo++;
                    }
                    else{
                    entities.Entry(dbcsvdata).State = EntityState.Modified;
                        r.ModifyNo++;}

                }

                entities.Result.Add(r);
                entities.SaveChanges();

but my question is if there is a better way to track the changies that have being made when i issue entities.SaveChanges()? i mean does the entities object contain such information ,about the operations it have performed ? }