Astra Sharma vs Hanna Chang Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In assessing the upcoming tennis match, one of the crucial aspects to consider is the performance on second serves over the past six months. Sharma has demonstrated a 42.3% success rate in winning points on their second serve, slightly outperforming Chang, who stands at 40.95%. Such second serve statistics are vital in making accurate match predictions, offering insight into each player's reliability under pressure.

Furthermore, evaluating players' ability to handle opponent's serves provides another layer of insight. Chang has evidenced a slight edge on return games recently, winning 50.52% of opponent's second serve points, compared to Sharma's 48.51%. When focusing on first serve returns, Chang maintains a lead, achieving a 31.07% win rate against Sharma's 29.92%, a key indicator in determining the stronger competitor in their head-to-head matchups.

Deciding sets have historically turned tide in matches, and in this regard, Chang appears more adept, securing victory in 70% of deciding sets over the last year, against Sharma’s 48%. This edge comes into play significantly in live predictions and betting scenarios.

Pressure situations are also pivotal. Sharma has successfully saved 52.24% of breakpoints in recent form, whereas Chang trails slightly with a 49.17% save rate. Additionally, both players' ability to convert breakpoint opportunities shows Chang converting 36.71% compared to Sharma's 32.92%, highlighting real-time potentials when the pressure is heightened during matches.

Considering the broader performance landscape, Sharma has played against higher-ranked opponents, with an average opponent rank of 215.69 over the past year, whereas Chang's opponents averaged a rank of 330.83. This suggests Sharma has faced slightly tougher competition overall. Following overall match wins in the past year, Chang leads with a 57.75% success rate, outperforming Sharma’s 46.55%, providing a comprehensive view of seasonal performance.

Analyzing surface preference can offer insight into their respective strengths. Sharma showcases a dominant win rate on clay courts, capturing victory in 62% of matches, while Chang’s best performances align with hard courts, boasting a 61% win rate. Both players perform least effectively on grass, where Sharma won 45% and Chang only 33%, which might not play a major factor depending on the current match’s surface.

Both players are familiar with the Challengers/ITF tournament circuits over $10K in stakes, with Chang performing better, winning 62.3% compared to Sharma’s 48.78%. This comparison highlights the relative event levels each player frequently competes at, which is significant when predicting match outcomes.

After considering all statistical variables and known factors, Chang's superior performance in deciding sets and consistent success in converting breakpoints suggest she holds a slight advantage going into the match. Given the recent trends and overall statistics, it appears Chang is poised to secure victory in this upcoming clash.