Kristina Dmitruk vs Daria Kudashova Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In evaluating the upcoming tennis encounter, key statistical indicators provide insight into the likely outcome. A comparative analysis of second serve performance reveals that Kudashova has marginally edged Dmitruk, with a success rate of 36.91% compared to Dmitruk's 36.86%. Such statistics have shown to strongly correlate with match outcome predictions.

The recent form in return game statistics illustrates that Kudashova dominates by winning 53.62% of opponents' second serve points, as opposed to Dmitruk's 48.25%. Regarding first serve returns, Kudashova maintains a slight lead with 34.8% compared to Dmitruk's 34.49%. These aspects play a critical role in forecasting the favorite in head-to-head (H2H) clashes.

In scenarios where players are under pressure, Kudashova has shown proficiency in saving 51.12% of breakpoints, surpassing Dmitruk's 45.64%. This information is crucial for real-time betting predictions. Furthermore, over the past year, Kudashova has emerged victorious in 60% of their matches (win/loss of 33/22), whereas Dmitruk boasts a more impressive 72.73% win rate (win/loss of 32/12). This offers an overall perspective of each player's likelihood of prevailing.

Kudashova's best surface historically has been on indoor hard courts, where she sustains a win rate of 67% (20 wins and 10 losses), while clay proves less favorable with a 58% rate (25 wins and 18 losses). Contrastingly, Dmitruk excels on hard courts with a 72% success rate (63 wins and 25 losses) and tends to struggle on grass, securing victories only 33% of the time (1 win and 2 losses).

Both players frequently participate in Challengers/ITF tournaments exceeding $10K. Kudashova accomplished a win rate of 61.22% in such contests (30 wins and 19 losses), whereas Dmitruk's participation reflected a 72.73% success rate (32 wins and 12 losses). These stats, relative to the tournament level, provide additional clarity in determining the favorite.

In previous head-to-head engagements, Dmitruk leads by having obtained a win in their sole meeting, securing both sets of the match. Their last confrontation occurred at the W 25 Minsk on November 11, 2019, where Dmitruk triumphed 6-3, 6-4 on indoor hard.

From an opponent quality perspective, Kudashova has faced adversaries with an average ranking of 390.18 over the past 12 months, compared to Dmitruk’s average opponent rank of 358.82. Furthermore, deciding set performance reveals that Kudashova won 58% of such scenarios in all matches during the last year, slightly outperforming Dmitruk's 54%.

Break point conversion is another notable parameter where Dmitruk excels, converting 51.46% of opportunities in recent form, contrasted with Kudashova's 44.65%. The outcome of a match often pivots on such pivotal moments, influencing predictions. Given these comprehensive statistical insights, Dmitruk appears to hold a statistical advantage and is likely to win based on these parameters.