Sumit Nagal vs Duje Ajdukovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When examining the performance on their second serve over the past six months, Ajdukovic has secured 45.62% of points, while Nagal has achieved a slightly lower success rate at 44.33%. This statistic often correlates with the outcome prediction of matches. Additionally, Ajdukovic has been able to convert 34.15% of his breakpoint opportunities in this period compared to Nagal's 32.76% conversion rate.

Considering return game statistics, Nagal has an edge on the opponent's second serve with a 48.1% win rate, whereas Ajdukovic has managed 45.31%. For first serve returns, Nagal also leads by winning 30% of points compared to Ajdukovic's 24.54%, which favors Nagal in head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, namely in saving breakpoints, Ajdukovic has demonstrated a 56.16% saving rate, a bit higher than Nagal’s 52.63%, indicating his resilience on key points. Performance across matches in the past year shows that Ajdukovic has emerged victorious in 54.24% of his matches (W/L 32/27), while Nagal has a lower success rate, winning only 42.86% of his encounters (W/L 21/28).

Both players have recorded their best career win percentages on clay courts, with Ajdukovic winning 62% and Nagal matching that at 62% as well. However, on grass, Ajdukovic has a 25% win rate compared to Nagal's 0%, reflecting their lower success on this surface. Ajdukovic has primarily competed in the Challengers/ITF tournaments over the past year, clinching victory in 53.13% (W/L 17/15) of those matches, while Nagal has faced more competitive fields on the main tour, securing wins in just 36.84% (W/L 7/12) of his matches.

When considering the quality of opponents, Ajdukovic has played against those with an average rank of 211.63, whereas Nagal faced tougher opposition with an average rank of 171.53 over the last year. In scenarios requiring a deciding set, Nagal has excelled by winning 71% of such sets, a significant margin compared to Ajdukovic's 50% win rate in deciding sets.

Given the comprehensive statistics and current form, Nagal seems to have a slight edge owing to his superior return game performance and prowess in deciding sets. These elements, along with his experience against higher-ranked opponents, position Nagal as the probable victor in this match.