Ankita Raina vs Funa Kozaki Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When assessing the upcoming tennis duel, a crucial factor to consider is each player's second serve performance over the last six months. Raina has secured 42.23% of points on their second serve, while Kozaki edges ahead with a slightly more impressive 45.99%. How significant is this difference? Greater second serve stats often lead to more accurate match predictions, offering a glimpse into who might have the upper hand here.

How do these athletes handle return games? Recent form shows Raina conquers 58.01% of their opposition's second serve points, surpassing Kozaki's 56.94%. However, the tables turn with Kozaki winning 43.4% of first serve returns, compared to Raina's 38.01%. Could this be a decisive factor in their head-to-head matchup?

Under pressure, both players show resilience, yet Kozaki narrowly leads by saving 55.04% of breakpoints versus Raina's 53.14%. In these heated moments, even a marginal edge can sway betting predictions. Furthermore, over the past year, Raina's match win rate of 49.3% slightly trails behind Kozaki's 55.1%, contributing to an overall head-to-head outlook.

Examining surfaces reveals that Raina's strength lies on hard courts with a 57% career win rate, while their indoor hard court performance is a mere 28% win rate. Conversely, Kozaki thrives on indoor hard courts, though grass courts pose a challenge for them, having a win rate of just 40%. Will the surface aspect play a determining role in this encounter?

Both players primarily compete in the Challengers/ITF tournaments with prize money over $10K. Raina has a win rate of 52.31%, closely rivaled by Kozaki’s 54.05%. Yet, Raina’s average opponent ranking of 360.94 exceeds Kozaki’s at 453.63, hinting at tougher competition for Raina throughout the year.

Heading into a deciding set? Raina boasts an impressive 62% win rate in these scenarios over the past year, while Kozaki sits at 44%. This statistic could be pivotal in live match predictions and betting markets. Inside the current event, any ongoing performances should be considered, as some players excel at specific tournaments.

Kozaki outperforms in breaking serve with a conversion rate of 50.83%, compared to Raina’s 45.7%. This proficiency provides live betting opportunities, especially during breakpoint situations. Weighing all these factors, Kozaki appears to have the statistics favoring their victory in this ultimate showdown, but Raina’s resilience will not make it an easy task.