Marin Cilic Odds to Win Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships, Betting Preview and Stats

Marin Cilic heads into the Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships in Tokyo, Japan after a forfeit to Brandon Nakashima ended his Hangzhou Open in the semifinal. Cilic’s first match is against Kei Nishikori in the round of 32. Cilic currently has +4000 odds to win the tournament at Ariake Tennis Forest Park Ariake Colesseum.

Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships Info

• Tournament: The Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships
• Next Round: Round of 32
• Tournament Dates: September 23 – October 1
• Venue: Ariake Tennis Forest Park Ariake Colesseum
• Location: Tokyo, Japan
• Court Surface: Hard

Marin Cilic: Next Match Preview

Cilic will meet Nishikori in the round of 32 of the Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships on Thursday, September 26 at 5:00 AM ET.

Cilic Stats and Trends

• Cilic has played seven matches over the past year across all court types, and 28.0 games per match.
• Through six matches over the past 12 months on hard courts, Cilic has played 28.5 games per match and won 54.4% of them.
• Over the past 12 months, Cilic has won 25.3% of his return games and 77.2% of his service games.
• In terms of serve/return winning percentages on hard courts over the past 12 months, Cilic has won 79.5% of his games on serve and 27.7% on return.
• Cilic is 250th in break points won on all surfaces over the past 12 months, converting 22 of 42 (52.4%).
• On hard courts over the past year, Cilic has converted 21 of 37 break points (56.8%).
• Cilic has averaged 13.6 aces (95 total) and 5.3 double faults (37 total) per match over the past year.
• Cilic averages 15.3 aces (92 total) per match on hard courts and 5.5 double faults (33 total) over the past 12 months.
• Including all surfaces over the past year, Cilic has a 54.5% first-serve percentage and an 87.5% second-serve percentage.
• On hard courts over the past 12 months, Cilic has a 54.1% first-serve percentage and an 87.4% second-serve percentage.

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