Abhinav Sanjeev Shanmugam vs Raghav Jaisinghani Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When evaluating the recent performance on second serves, Shanmugam has secured 44.41% of points, slightly ahead of Jaisinghani, who has managed to win 43.89% of second serve points over the last six months. The ability to capitalize on second serve performance is often correlated with match success.

In return game statistics, Shanmugam has achieved wins on 38.85% of opponent's second serve points, whereas Jaisinghani has fared better, securing 47.19%. These stats extend to first serves as well, where Shanmugam and Jaisinghani have won 21.57% and 31.94% of return points respectively. These metrics are instrumental in predicting the favorite in their head-to-head encounter.

Shanmugam has demonstrated resilience under pressure, saving 53.01% of breakpoints recently, a notable contrast to Jaisinghani, who has saved 41.67%. Such statistics are useful for making in-game betting predictions.

Over the past year, Shanmugam has emerged victorious in 69.23% of matches (27 wins, 12 losses), whereas Jaisinghani has only won 33.33% (10 wins, 20 losses). This performance overview provides a head-to-head prediction advantage in favor of Shanmugam.

Examining career surface preferences, Shanmugam excels on clay, winning 58% of matches (35 wins, 25 losses), while Jaisinghani performs best on hard courts, winning 48% (45 wins, 48 losses). In contrast, Shanmugam is less successful on hard courts with a 50% win rate (118 wins, 116 losses), and Jaisinghani's lowest performance is on clay at 26% (6 wins, 17 losses).

Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K. Shanmugam has a winning percentage of 69.23% (27 wins, 12 losses), contrasting with Jaisinghani's 33.33% (10 wins, 20 losses). The tournament level indicates the relative strength of their performances.

Shanmugam holds a 1-0 lead in direct head-to-head matches against Jaisinghani, having won their only previous encounter 6-2, 6-2 at the M 15 Indore event on hard court. They have not gone to a tiebreak or deciding set in their meetings. The average match duration between them is 1 hour and 16 minutes, providing a glimpse into potential match pace.

Assessing performance against quality opponents, Shanmugam's opponents have had an average rank of 231.59 in the last 12 months, whereas Jaisinghani's opponents averaged a rank of 198.07. Live prediction enthusiasts may note that Shanmugam has an impressive 75% win rate in deciding sets over the past year, while Jaisinghani has only managed a 10% success rate when matches go the distance.

Current event performance can shift match predictions, though these stats are not provided here. As players sometimes perform better at specific events, considering this can aid in outcome selection. For breaking serve, Jaisinghani converts 44.44% of break-point opportunities recently, surpassing Shanmugam's 32.35% conversion rate, which can influence live betting strategies.

Based on a holistic view of these statistics, Shanmugam is statistically favored to win the upcoming match against Jaisinghani, given his overall higher performance metrics and past head-to-head success.