Ksenia Zaytseva vs Jigyasa Narsinghani Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• On second serve performance, Ksenia Zaytseva holds a slight edge with a recent form win rate of 31.55% compared to Jigyasa Narsinghani's 29.17%. How important is this stat? It strongly correlates with predicting match outcomes.
• Regarding return games, Ksenia Zaytseva also outperforms, winning 56.71% of opponents' second serve points, while Narsinghani wins 48.00%. Does this hint at a significant advantage? Yes, particularly in first serve returns where Zaytseva leads with 36.14% over Narsinghani's 26.47%.
• When under pressure, Ksenia Zaytseva has saved 43.87% of breakpoints compared to Jigyasa Narsinghani at 33.33%. Could this impact match dynamics? Likely, as breakpoint saves can be critical.
• In overall performance, Zaytseva has a higher match win rate over the past year, at 60.00%, compared to Narsinghani’s 12.50%. This indicates an upper hand in experience and recent success.
• Both players perform best on Hard surface, winning 23%, but Zaytseva's overall performance on multiple surfaces shows more experience.
• Level of play also differs significantly; Zaytseva competes mostly at Challenger/ITF >$10K tournaments, with a 60.00% win rate, while Narsinghani has played in lower-tier events with a 16.67% win rate.
• Considering opponent quality over the last year, Narsinghani faced higher-ranked opponents (average rank of 130.5) compared to Zaytseva’s average (370.35). Does opponent rank determine skill? Not solely, but it's a noteworthy factor.
• If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Zaytseva's 42% success rate significantly eclipses Narsinghani's 0%, potentially influencing match outcome predictions.

Editorial Prediction (November 22, 2025, UTC):

In assessing the upcoming match between Jigyasa Narsinghani and Ksenia Zaytseva, several key metrics give Zaytseva an advantage. Her strong second serve performance and superior return game statistics suggest she can take control of points effectively.

Zaytseva’s ability to save breakpoints better than Narsinghani indicates stronger mental resilience during crucial moments of the match. Additionally, her higher match win percentage over the last year and experience against moderately ranked opponents suggest a player in good form.

Although both players have similar best performance on Hard surfaces, Zaytseva's broader success on various surfaces, coupled with a higher success rate in deciding sets, bolsters her position as the likely favorite.

Given these analyses, Ksenia Zaytseva is the predicted winner for this match, supported by her recent form and consistent performance across different match conditions.