Sumit Nagal vs Amine Jamji Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the players' performances over the past year reveals that Jamji has a match win percentage of 62.5% with a win-loss record of 5-3, indicating a strong performance at the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K level. In contrast, Nagal, who has competed primarily in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, maintains a win rate of 60% (W/L 12-8) and faces opponents with a significantly higher average rank of 169.27.

Second serve performance is often a critical indicator of match outcomes. Recently, Nagal has excelled in this area, winning 44.02% of points on their second serve, whereas Jamji has failed to secure any points. Furthermore, in return games, Jamji has secured 0% of their opponents’ second and first serve points, while Nagal has achieved 47.28% and 29.18%, respectively.

Under pressure, particularly during break point situations, the two players differ significantly. Jamji has not managed to save any break points in recent matches, contrasting sharply with Nagal, who has saved 51.38% of break points, illustrating a significant advantage for Nagal in clutch moments. Moreover, Jamji has converted 0% of break point opportunities, whereas Nagal has managed to convert 33.33% of theirs, providing a clearer picture of who is more likely to capitalize on scoring opportunities during the match.

The players' performances on different surfaces further distinguish them. Jamji's best surface is Clay, where they maintain a win-loss record of 6-8, translating to a 43% win rate. Nagal also prefers Clay, achieving an impressive 62% win rate (W/L 229-138), although they struggle significantly on Grass, with a win rate of 0% (W/L 0-2).

If the match progresses to a deciding set, Jamji holds a perfect record, having won 100% of deciding sets in the past year, while Nagal has won 71%, providing potential insights for those interested in live betting.

Based on the comprehensive analysis and comparison of recent performances and statistics, it appears that Nagal, with their stronger second serve performance, return game efficiency, and overall adaptability under pressure, is the favorite to win the upcoming match.