Dhakshineswar Suresh vs Evan Bynoe Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Suresh has a slight edge in second serve performance recently, winning 50.84% of points, compared to Bynoe's 45.87%.
• In terms of return game stats, Bynoe outperforms Suresh on both second serve (48.79% to Suresh's 40%) and first serve returns (30.96% vs. 22.1%).
• Bynoe also has a better record when it comes to saving breakpoints, with a 51.67% success rate compared to Suresh's 47.62%.
• Over the past year, Suresh has shown stronger overall performance with a win rate of 73.68%, whereas Bynoe has a win rate of 53.97%.
• Who plays better on different surfaces? Suresh shines on I.hard courts with a 75% win rate, whereas Bynoe excels on clay with a 60% win rate.
• In terms of recent competition level, Suresh's opponents had an average rank of 416.16, while Bynoe faced more challenging opponents with an average rank of 259.25.
• Suresh has a strong performance in deciding sets, winning 83% of them, which suggests resilience under pressure, as opposed to Bynoe's 55% success rate.
• Which player has been better at converting breakpoints recently? Bynoe is more efficient at 39.83%, while Suresh converts 33.33% of opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (July 24, 2025, UTC):

As the match approaches, we see critical differences in player stats. Suresh holds an advantage in second serve effectiveness, suggesting stability in longer rallies. However, Bynoe counters with superior return abilities, particularly against the first serve, indicating potential pressure on Suresh's service games.

Historically, Bynoe may face tougher opponents, reflected in their lower win percentage but against more formidable foes. When it comes to playing under pressure, both players show resilience, but Suresh's track record in deciding sets provides a degree of confidence in clutch situations.

Overall performance over the last year clearly favors Suresh, especially on I.hard surfaces, where they have excelled. In contrast, Bynoe may find an advantage on clay, but this match is not played on that surface type. Despite Bynoe's proficiency in breakpoint conversions, Suresh's consistent form and strategic advantages across multiple fronts make them the more likely victor in this match.