Aryan Shah vs Madhwin Kamath Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When examining second serve performance over the past six months, Shah has slightly lagged behind Kamath with a win rate of 42.95% compared to Kamath's 42.97%. Could this marginal difference impact the eventual outcome of their match? Though subtle, such statistics have a significant correlation with predicting match results.

Looking at their return game, Shah's performance shines as they have secured 47.61% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Kamath’s 43.75%. Does this indicate a potential edge for Shah, especially under competitive match conditions? While Kamath shows superiority at returning first serves with 28.71%, Shah lags at 23.3%, which could be crucial in tightly contested games.

In analyzing how these players fare under pressure, Shah has managed to save 41.86% of breakpoints, just behind Kamath’s 42.5%. This reveals both players are nearly evenly matched in nerve-racking moments. However, Shah's ability to convert 45.24% of breakpoints offers a considerable advantage over Kamath’s 34.88% conversion rate, potentially tilting the scales in Shah’s favor during pivotal matches.

Assessing their year-long performance overview, Shah outshines Kamath with a win rate of 65.52% over 58 matches, whereas Kamath only clinches 44.44% from 18 matches. Shah's competence on indoor hard courts with a 67% win rate (2/1) surpasses Kamath's best record on hard surfaces at 59%. Both, however, falter on clay, with Kamath particularly struggling with no wins (0/4), compared to Shah’s 40% (2/3).

Their competitive arenas differ, with Shah excelling in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments at 67.92% (36/17) compared to Kamath’s 44.44% at the same level. Furthermore, Shah has faced lower-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 427.84, while Kamath has yet faced tougher competition with an average rank of 323.67 over the last year.

When it comes to deciding sets, a keen point for live betting enthusiasts, Shah edges out with a 56% win rate over the past year, better than Kamath’s 40%. This could be the deciding factor if the match reaches this intense stage. As the tournament progresses, keeping an eye on current event form can provide further clarity, though past performances already suggest Shah as the likely candidate to secure victory based on these insightful statistics.