Sanhui Shin vs Kasidit Samrej Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows that Samrej has a slight edge, winning 44.56% of points compared to Shin's 42.87%.
• In return games, Shin holds the advantage, gaining 47.88% of points on opponents' second serves over Samrej's 45.3%.
• Shin is also stronger on first serve returns, winning 29.92% of these points, overshadowing Samrej's 23.26%.
• How do they fare under pressure? Samrej has demonstrated better breakpoint saving capability, with 57.14%, against Shin's 49.45%.
• Looking at overall match success over the past year, Shin leads with 65.71% of matches won, while Samrej has a win rate of 60.29%.
• Samrej excels on indoor hard courts with a 65% win rate (W/L 11/6), however, Shin's top performance is on clay, winning 73% of matches (W/L 30/11).
• In terms of player level, Shin has shown stronger performance at the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 70.37% of matches, while Samrej has a 50% success rate in Challengers/ITF over $10K.
• Direct H2H performance favors Shin slightly, winning three out of five matches against Samrej.
• Their last confrontation ended in Samrej's favor during the semifinals on an indoor hard court.
• When matches extend to a deciding set, Shin is more likely to emerge victorious, with a 53% success rate, compared to Samrej's 35%.
• In extreme pressure situations such as tiebreaks, Shin again leads, winning two out of three against Samrej.
• Samrej has been facing slightly higher-quality opponents, with an average opponent rank of 360.15, compared to Shin's 429.9.
• Shin has shown better breakpoint conversion, capitalizing on 35.86% of opportunities, over Samrej's 26.97% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (July 12, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head statistics between Samrej and Shin suggest a tightly contested matchup. Although Samrej exhibits a slight advantage in second serve performance, Shin outperforms on return games, particularly on first serves.

Both players have demonstrated strengths in specific areas. Samrej is more adept at saving breakpoints, indicating composure under pressure. Conversely, Shin displays superior ability in converting breakpoints.

In direct encounters, Shin holds a marginally favorable record but Samrej succeeded in their most recent meeting. Shin's robust record on clay may not be a deciding factor if the surface differs.

Considering performance tendencies and strengths, Shin appears to have a slight upper hand due to superior return stats and breakpoint conversion efficiency, making Shin the more likely winner for this upcoming tennis match.