Yash Yadav vs Mukil Ramanan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In analyzing the prospective outcomes of the upcoming tennis match, various metrics can provide essential insights. Starting with second serve performance over the last six months, Ramanan has secured 39.19% of points on their second serve, closely trailing Yadav who has a slight edge with 39.22%. This statistic is known for its strong correlation with match outcome predictions.

When considering return game statistics, Ramanan has demonstrated a stronger ability to win points on the opponent's second serve, achieving a 52.56% success rate compared to Yadav's 44.39%. However, Yadav slightly surpasses Ramanan on first serve return points, with percentages of 29.08% and 25.17% respectively. Such figures play a crucial role in foreseeing the favored player in this head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, particularly in breakpoint scenarios, Yadav excels by saving 54.84% of breakpoints faced, whereas Ramanan trails with a 45.45% save rate. This figure is indicative of potential shifts in match dynamics and valuable for in-game predictions.

In terms of overall match performance over the last year, Ramanan has won 27.27% of their matches (3 out of 11), while Yadav has emerged victorious in a higher percentage, securing 37.5% (9 out of 24). These statistics provide an overarching view of their head-to-head dynamics.

Surface performance plays a significant role, with Ramanan performing best on hard courts with a 25% win rate, contrasted by Yadav who excels on clay with a 41% success rate. Ramanan's least effective surface is clay, where they have yet to win, while Yadav shows a comparatively lower win rate on hard courts at 34%.

Regarding prior encounters, the two players have faced each other twice, with Yadav winning on both occasions, in all four sets played between them. Their most recent match was at the M 15 Luanda, where Yadav triumphed 6-4, 6-2. The average duration of their matches stands at 1 hour and 5 minutes.

Despite neither player showing dominance in more extreme pressure situations, such as tiebreaks, Ramanan holds an advantage in deciding set performance, winning 67% of such scenarios in the past year compared to Yadav's 36%. Additionally, analyzing the quality of opponents over the last year, Ramanan has faced stronger opponents on average, with a ranking of 34.27, while Yadav has faced players averaging a rank of 82.92.

Bearing in mind recent breakpoint conversion rates, Ramanan exhibits a higher efficiency by converting 41.18% of opportunities, exceeding Yadav's 36.36%. This statistic could significantly impact the match during critical junctures.

Based on these statistics, the prediction leans towards Yadav as the likely winner given their superior match win percentage, historical head-to-head advantage, and resilience under pressure. However, Ramanan's superiority in certain metrics suggests a competitive encounter is likely.