Kriish Tyagi vs Siddharth Vishwakarma Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Tyagi enters the match with a slight edge in serving as well as returning. Over the recent six months, he has demonstrated a better performance on second serves, capturing 45.75% of these points, compared to Vishwakarma’s 42.8%. This particular statistic is strongly linked to predicting match outcomes, offering a slight advantage to Tyagi.

Additionally, in terms of returning, Tyagi has managed to secure 50.66% of his opponent's second serve points and 28.69% on their first serve, outperforming Vishwakarma's 45.35% and 20.89%, respectively. These return statistics reinforce Tyagi's potential to dictate the rhythm of the match.

When it comes to facing breakpoints, Vishwakarma edges slightly ahead, having saved 50.7% compared to Tyagi’s 47.62%. As breakpoints can significantly alter the trajectory of a match, this statistic bears weight in predicting the outcome during pressured moments.

Looking at their overall performance, Tyagi has won 60% of his matches in the previous year, boasting a 6-4 win/loss ratio. Vishwakarma, on the other hand, has secured wins in 51.61% of his matches, resulting in a 16-15 record. This gives Tyagi a slight advantage in terms of overall form.

Both players have competed mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments over the past year, where Tyagi has emerged dominant, winning 66.67% of his matches. Vishwakarma, meanwhile, has won 57.69%. Despite facing relatively similar levels of competition—opponents of average ranks 352.6 for Tyagi and 342.45 for Vishwakarma—Tyagi appears to have handled these matchups more effectively.

On hard courts, Tyagi has a balanced record, winning 55% of his encounters (6-5). Conversely, Vishwakarma thrives on this surface, boasting a 62% win rate (140-87), which could play a pivotal role in the match outcome.

In deciding sets, Tyagi holds a slender advantage, emerging victorious in 75% of these encounters, compared with Vishwakarma’s 71% success rate. In cases where the match is evenly poised late on, this statistic could prove crucial.

Considering the comprehensive statistics and current form, Tyagi seems favored to win, given his superior serving and returning capabilities, despite Vishwakarma's strong performance on hard courts.