Ishaque Eqbal vs Raghav Jaisinghani Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining the second serve performance over the past six months, Eqbal has secured 41.69% of points, whereas Jaisinghani achieved a higher figure of 46.1%. Such statistics are critical in projecting match outcomes. Additionally, Eqbal has won 48.33% of their opponents' second serve points in the same period, outperforming Jaisinghani, who won 45.02%. First serve return effectiveness adds another layer, with Eqbal recovering 24.47% while Jaisinghani manages 31.24% and is instrumental in determining the favored player in this face-off.

Another crucial area is breakpoint performance. In recent matches, Eqbal has saved 52.2% of breakpoints, showing better resilience compared to Jaisinghani, who saved 48.51%. This statistical insight is particularly valuable for in-game betting. A broader review of overall match performances over the past year indicates that Eqbal has won 61.54% of their matches (W/L 24/15), in contrast to Jaisinghani's 38.24% (W/L 13/21), offering a comprehensive perspective on their head-to-head matchup potential.

Shifting focus to surface preferences, Eqbal's best career success is on Hard courts with a 57% win rate (W/L 73/56), whereas Jaisinghani shows a slightly reduced efficacy, winning 49% of matches (W/L 48/49). Both players appear less adept on Clay, with respective winning percentages of 53% and 26%. Another influential factor is the competition level; Eqbal’s matches are primarily at the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, like Jaisinghani, reflecting a winning percentage of 61.54% against Jaisinghani’s 38.24%.

Considering opponent caliber, Eqbal has faced competitors with an average rank of 246.36 over the past year, slightly lower than Jaisinghani’s adversaries averaging a rank of 216.24. In scenarios where the match extends to a deciding set, Eqbal emerges superior, having won 70% of such encounters compared to Jaisinghani’s 23%. Lastly, comparing breakpoint conversions, Eqbal demonstrates a 34.55% success rate, while Jaisinghani capitalizes on 45% of opportunities. These pivotal statistics present a compelling basis for predicting Eqbal as the likely victor in their upcoming match, given their overall stronger performance metrics.