Haruka Kaji vs Vaidehi Chaudhari Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Kaji has secured 38.21% of points on their second serve, while Chaudhari has been slightly more effective with a success rate of 40.09%. This stat is crucial for match prediction accuracy as it often serves as a reliable indicator of player consistency under pressure.

Considering the return game statistics, recently Kaji has managed to win 46.82% of their opponent’s second serve points, with Chaudhari narrowly outperforming at 47.09%. These numbers closely mirror their first serve return stats, where Kaji won 34.7% and Chaudhari edged ahead with 35.59%, suggesting a minor advantage for Chaudhari in this aspect of their game. Additionally, under pressure, Kaji has saved 51.76% of breakpoints compared to Chaudhari's 45.98%, a valuable detail for in-game betting predictions.

Reviewing the past year's performance, Kaji has won 56.58% of their matches with a record of 43 wins to 33 losses, whereas Chaudhari has a more impressive winning percentage of 68.52% with 37 victories and 17 defeats. This offers an overall head-to-head prediction outlook favoring Chaudhari. Each player has surface preferences; Kaji excels on indoor hard courts with a win rate of 58%, but struggles on clay at 54%. Conversely, Chaudhari's best performance is on clay with a 67% win rate, yet they have a lower win percentage of 50% on indoor hard courts.

Both players have mainly competed in $10K+ Challenger/ITF tournaments over the past year, with Kaji winning 59.72% of their matches and Chaudhari winning 67.31%, indicating Chaudhari's superior performance at this competitive level. In their direct encounter history, Chaudhari has the upper hand, having won their only match against Kaji at the W 35 Daegu with a convincing scoreline of 6-1, 6-3.

Considering the context of tight matches, their head-to-head match duration averages at 1:28:0, yet they have not played deciding sets or tiebreaks against each other previously. This information might be insightful if the match stretches over three sets. Over the past 12 months, Kaji has faced opponents with an average rank of 340.13 compared to Chaudhari's 459.04, indicating Kaji's experience against higher-ranked competition. However, Kaji holds a 58% success rate in deciding sets compared to Chaudhari’s 38%, which could be pivotal in tight situations.

In terms of current event statistics, if this match enters a deciding phase, Kaji's edge in converting 43.78% of breakpoints, compared to Chaudhari’s 36.56%, may provide a strategic advantage. Ultimately, based on the collected statistics and their head-to-head records, Chaudhari appears to have the statistical edge and appears favored to emerge victorious in this matchup.