Jay Clarke vs Kriish Tyagi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The performance of Clarke and Tyagi on their second serves in recent months provides an intriguing comparison. Clarke has managed to win 43.5% of points on his second serve. Conversely, Tyagi exhibits superior performance by securing 52.73% of points in this area. These statistics have shown a notable correlation with prediction accuracy in matches.

Examining their return game reveals that Clarke has won 48.27% of points on his opponent's second serve, while Tyagi boasts a higher success rate of 54.41%. However, when it comes to first serve returns, Clarke has an advantage with 28.58%, compared to Tyagi’s 23.6%. This aspect of the game is crucial for determining the favorite in head-to-head matchups.

When under pressure, Clarke has saved 51.63% of breakpoints recently, slightly outpacing Tyagi, who has defended 50% of such opportunities. This statistic can be particularly insightful for predicting in-game dynamics and betting outcomes.

In terms of match performance over the past year, Clarke demonstrates a strong win performance, securing victories in 60.81% of his matches (W/L 45/29). On the other hand, Tyagi's success rate is considerably lower, with only 25% of matches won (W/L 1/3), which offers a comprehensive overview for head-to-head prediction.

Additionally, surface preferences highlight significant differences between the players. Clarke excels on clay courts with a winning percentage of 66% (W/L 146/74), whereas grass is his least successful surface at 26% (W/L 11/31). Tyagi, however, shows consistent performance on hard courts, managing a win rate of 20% (W/L 1/4).

Level of play is another important factor in this analysis. Clarke has engaged in most of his matches at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, winning a robust 72.34% of his matches (W/L 34/13). In contrast, Tyagi has also primarily played in the same level of tournaments but has a much lower win rate of 33.33% (W/L 1/2), which underscores the importance of context when comparing player statistics.

Looking at the quality of opponents faced, Clarke has competed against players with an average rank of 170.15, whereas Tyagi’s opponents have had a lower average ranking of 294.75. Moreover, Clarke has demonstrated considerable resilience in deciding set situations, securing victory in 42% of these instances over the past year, while Tyagi has yet to win a deciding set.

Finally, converting breakpoint opportunities is another significant area of divergence. Clarke has an impressive conversion rate of 41.01%, surpassing Tyagi’s 29.41%. Such statistics are pivotal for live betting insights, signaling how each player capitalizes on these critical junctures during the match.

Considering these comprehensive statistical insights, Clarke appears to have the upper hand, and thus is more likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming match against Tyagi.