Han Shi vs Aleksandra Krunic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The performance on second serves often provides deep insights into the potential outcome of an upcoming tennis match. Over the past six months, Krunic's efficiency on second-serve points sits at 35.43%, while Shi edges ahead slightly with a 37.76% win rate. This particular stat closely aligns with match prediction accuracy, offering valuable foresight into probable winners.

Examining return game statistics, Shi displays a slight advantage by winning 52.02% of their opponent's second-serve points. Krunic, meanwhile, has claimed 49.15% in this category, suggesting Shi might hold the edge in this aspect of the game. Furthermore, when it comes to returning first serves, Shi prevails with a rate of 32.15% compared to Krunic's 30.52%, bolstering Shi's position as the likely favorite in their Head-to-Head encounter.

Regarding performance under pressure, Krunic excels at saving breakpoints, with a success rate of 56.45%, outstripping Shi's 47.09%. This is a crucial statistic for live betting, as it may affect the match's momentum. Nonetheless, examining the broader context, in the past year, Krunic has maintained a win rate of 60.98% in matches played, contrasted with Shi's slightly superior 61.97%. This marginal difference further shapes the head-to-head prediction.

On their preferred surfaces, both players post notable stats, especially on clay. Krunic has a career win percentage of 63% on clay, contrasted with a modest 52% on hard surfaces. Shi's career chart reveals an impressive 78% win rate on clay, with a respectable 60% on hard courts. Such surface preferences could pivot the match outcome depending on the playing conditions.

Delving into the competitive arenas, both players have predominantly participated in Challengers/ITF tournaments above $10K over the past year. Krunic secured 61.11% of matches in this realm, while Shi managed to enhance this figure, triumphing in 65.57% of them. The relative level of competition they've faced also plays a significant role, with Krunic facing opponents averaging a rank of 252.49, whereas Shi faced relatively lower-ranked opponents at 421.9.

If this match stretches to a deciding set, live prediction models highlight Krunic's favorable position, given a 67% win rate in such instances over the past year, overshadowing Shi's 53% in all tour matches. Additionally, Krunic's breakpoint conversion rate in recent form is 39.13%, further corroborating potential advantages in high stake scenarios, compared to Shi’s 31.62% success rate.

In conclusion, the multifaceted examination of past performances, specific metrics, and current form suggests Shi possesses a slight edge over Krunic. Given the outlined statistics, Shi emerges as the probable winner, with crucial advantages in second serve return effectiveness and tournament-specific experiences shaping this prediction.