Zarina Diyas vs Shiho Akita Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

While analyzing the second serve performance over the last six months, Akita has secured 37.89% of points on their second serve, whereas Diyas has slightly lagged with 36.63%. This stat often plays a pivotal role in match prediction accuracy, and Akita seems to have a marginal edge here.

Examining return game statistics, Diyas demonstrates a stronger ability to win points on their opponent's second serve, achieving 52.86% compared to Akita's 49.42%. When looking at first serve returns, Diyas also maintains a slight advantage with 34.36% over Akita's 33.89%. These figures hint at Diyas having a slight favor in this head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure situations provide another layer of insight, with Diyas saving 48.48% of break points compared to Akita's 43.64%. This statistic is particularly useful for those interested in in-game betting predictions, potentially favoring Diyas during pivotal match moments.

In terms of overall performance over the past year, Akita claims victory in 67.16% of matches played (W/L 45/22), which is slightly higher than Diyas's win rate of 61.9% (W/L 26/16). This is a crucial factor in head-to-head prediction overviews, with Akita showcasing a stronger record.

Analyzing their favorite surfaces, Akita excels on grass courts with a career win percentage of 62% (W/L 28/17). On the other hand, Diyas thrives on indoor hard courts, boasting a 67% success rate (W/L 28/14). These preferences could be instrumental when considering the playing conditions for this match.

When it comes to the level of events played, both players have predominantly competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K in the last year, with Diyas winning 65.63% of her matches (W/L 21/11) and Akita securing 61.11% (W/L 22/14). This reflects relative success at similar competitive levels.

Looking at direct head-to-head encounters, Diyas holds a 1-0 record against Akita, winning the only match they played in straight sets. Their last meeting at the Biyuan Zhengzhou Tennis Open in 2017 resulted in a 6-2, 6-4 win for Diyas. This previous success could psychologically benefit Diyas going into the match.

Over the past 12 months, while Akita faced opponents with an average rank of 442.04, Diyas competed against higher-ranked players, averaging a rank of 294.48. This indicates that Diyas might be more accustomed to facing tougher competition.

Considering deciding sets against all players, Diyas has a slight edge with a 75% win rate, compared to Akita's 72%. This stat is invaluable for live predictions and betting if the match extends to a deciding set.

Finally, break point conversion rates are telling; Diyas converts 41.28% compared to Akita’s 38.83%. This capacity to capitalize on break opportunities could sway in-game dynamics in favor of Diyas.

Weighing all statistical insights, despite Akita's slightly better overall win rate, Diyas’s strength in return games, ability to handle pressure, and historical head-to-head advantage position her as the probable winner of this upcoming match.