Kei Nishikori Odds to Win Miami Open presented by Itau, Betting Preview and Stats

Kei Nishikori will start play in the Miami Open presented by Itau in Miami Gardens, Florida against Sebastian Ofner in the round of 128. In his last match he was knocked off by Taylor Fritz in the quarterfinals after a good performance in the Truist Atlanta Open. Nishikori has +35000 odds to win the tournament at Hard Rock Stadium.

Miami Open presented by Itau Info

• Tournament: The Miami Open presented by Itau
• Next Round: Round of 128
• Tournament Dates: March 18-31
• Venue: Hard Rock Stadium
• Location: Miami Gardens, Florida
• Court Surface: Hard

Kei Nishikori: Next Match Preview

In his opening match at the Miami Open presented by Itau, on Wednesday, March 20 (at 12:00 PM ET) in the round of 128, Nishikori will face Ofner.

Nishikori Stats and Trends

• In his three matches over the past year across all court types, Nishikori has played an average of 22.3 games.
• Nishikori has played three matches on hard courts over the past year, and 22.3 games per match.
• Over the past 12 months, Nishikori has won 19.0% of his return games and 75.0% of his service games.
• On hard courts over the past year, Nishikori has won 19.0% of his return games and 75.0% of his service games.
• Nishikori has converted 42.9% of his break-point opportunities overall (three of seven) over the past 12 months.
• Including hard courts only, Nishikori has converted 42.9% of his break-point opportunities (three of seven) over the past 12 months.
• Over the past year, Nishikori is averaging 1.7 aces (five total) and 0.3 double faults (one total) per match.
• Nishikori is 351st in total aces on hard courts over the past 12 months, with five (1.7 per match), and he has committed one double fault (0.3 per match).
• Nishikori’s first-serve percentage is 79.8% over the past year, and his second-serve percentage is 95.8%.
• On hard courts over the past 12 months, Nishikori has a 79.8% first-serve percentage and a 95.8% second-serve percentage.

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