Kimberly Birrell vs Maddison Inglis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Over the past six months, Ingrid Inglis has won 41.63% of points on her second serve. In comparison, Kim Birrell has slightly outperformed her with 42.87%.
• Return Game Stats: In terms of returning opponents' second serve, Inglis has won 47.43% of the points, whereas Birrell achieved a better percentage at 49.04%.
• First Serve Return Strength: For returning first serves, Inglis has a 29.8% success rate, while Birrell is ahead with 30.92% success.
• Pressure Handling: When facing breakpoints, Inglis has saved 47.83%, whereas Birrell has done slightly better with a 49.22% save rate. This could be crucial for in-game betting predictions.
• Overall Performance: Over the last year, Inglis has a win rate of 62.86% (44 wins, 26 losses), closely matched by Birrell's 63.29% (50 wins, 29 losses).
• Favorite Surface: Both players perform best on Hard courts, with Inglis having a 62% career win rate and Birrell slightly lower at 58%.
• Event Level Experience: Inglis predominantly competes in Challenger/ITF tournaments, winning 66.67%, while Birrell has been more successful on the Main tour with a 70.37% win rate.
• Direct Head-to-Head Record: Birrell leads their head-to-head encounters with 4 wins to Inglis' 2, having won 9 sets to Inglis' 7.
• Match Durations and Deciding Sets: Matches between them average 2 hours and 40 minutes. In deciding sets specifically, Birrell has been victorious in 3 out of 4 encounters.
• Tiebreak Performance: Inglis has the upper hand in tiebreaks, winning 3 of 4 against Birrell.
• Opponent Quality: Over the last year, Inglis has faced opponents with an average rank of 274.8, whereas Birrell faced relatively stronger opponents with an average rank of 180.61.
• Deciding Set Performance: In matches heading into a deciding set, Birrell has a slightly better record, winning 52% compared to Inglis' 44%.
• Breakpoint Conversion: Recently, Inglis has converted 34.38% of her breakpoints, while Birrell's conversion rate is higher at 39.32%.

Editorial Prediction (June 3, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the current statistics, it's clear that Kim Birrell has a slight edge over Ingrid Inglis in several key performance areas.

Birrell's effectiveness in converting breakpoints and her marginally better experience in handling higher-ranked opponents suggest she has a competitive advantage.

Furthermore, like in their past encounters, Birrell has consistently demonstrated stronger performance in tight situations, such as deciding sets and first serve returns.

While Inglis has shown strength in tiebreaks, Birrell's overall better record in head-to-head matchups, alongside her higher win rate in challenging conditions, indicates that she is more likely to win the upcoming match.