Ines Murta vs Polina Krumkachev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performance on second serve in the recent half-year, Murta has demonstrated a marginally superior record, capturing 37.95% of points compared to Krumkachev's 33.65%. These figures are a crucial predictor of match outcomes. Return game analysis further solidifies Murta's edge, having secured 51.28% of points on opponents' second serves, whereas Krumkachev trails slightly at 50.98%. When it comes to first serve returns, Murta and Krumkachev stand at 35.73% and 33.51%, respectively. These metrics hold substantial weight in determining the favored contender in head-to-head matchups.

The players' performance under pressure is another defining factor. Murta's ability to save breakpoints stands at 53.01%, significantly outpacing Krumkachev's 35.42%, offering insightful data for in-game prediction strategies. Evaluating the overall success across the past year, Murta impressively boasts a win rate of 76.19% (16 wins, 5 losses), compared to Krumkachev's 33.33% (3 wins, 6 losses), providing a comprehensive perspective on their head-to-head outlook.

Surface preference and career success also contribute crucial information to match forecasts. Murta's best surface is clay, with a win percentage of 54% (W/L 84/72), whereas their weakest is indoor hard courts at a 38% win rate (W/L 9/15). In contrast, Krumkachev excels on hard surfaces with a 50% win rate (W/L 3/3) but struggles on clay with just 20% (W/L 1/4). The level of play also offers context; over the last year, Murta has dominated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K with an 80% win rate (W/L 16/4), while Krumkachev has managed a 60% success rate (W/L 3/2) under the same category, giving us a better understanding of the relative competitiveness faced by each player.

Opponent quality is another determinant, with Murta playing against competitors with an average rank of 263.67 over the past year, in contrast to Krumkachev's tougher opponents, who rank at an average of 188.44. In terms of deciding set performances, Murta, unfortunately, has not won any in the last year, while Krumkachev has consistently secured a 100% win rate in such scenarios, which could be pivotal if the match extends to a decisive stage.

When examining break point conversion, an area vital for live betting insights, Murta and Krumkachev are quite similar, with break conversion rates of 43.24% and 43.33%, respectively. However, Murta's holistic advantage in win statistics, return efficiency, and pressure-point resilience presently positions them as the likely victor in this matchup, indicating a probable win based on available data.