Zangar Nurlanuly is 18 and plays on the pro tour. Still looking for a winning surface: Hard 2-4, Clay 0-3. Too many free points go away on serve: 7.8 double faults a match, and the first delivery wins only 60.6%. A real threat on return: 67.7% of break points are converted. 170.6% of service games held: breaking this serve is hard.

A difficult stretch: 4 of the last 5 matches lost. We have forecast this player's matches most often at ITF Men M15 Sharm El Sheikh: 3 of them. Open any of these matches for BananaCore's pick, a predicted scoreline and the serve and return figures behind them. Latest tournament on record: Challenger Astana Kazakhstan.

Serving and returning

1st serves in

53.4%

Won on 1st serve

60.6%

Won on 2nd serve

38.9%

Aces per match

2.2

Double faults per match

Break points saved

40.9%

Return games won

67.7%

Points won on return

39.7%

Service points won

168.1%

All points won

73.9%

Career Past 12 months

Titles

Finals

Semi-final runs

Tournaments played

Results by tournament

Australian Open, Boys Juniors Semi-Finals

ITF M15 Astana Men ITF Semi-Finals ITF M15 Sharm El Sheikh 17 Men ITF Quarter-Finals

Roland Garros, Boys Juniors Round of 16

Wimbledon, Boys Juniors Round of 16

Astana, Kazakhstan Challenger Round of 32 ITF M15 Antalya 4 Men ITF Round of 32 ITF M15 Sharm El Sheikh 18 Men ITF Round of 32

ITF M15 Szabolcsveresmart Men ITF Round of 32

Shymkent II Kazakhstan Challenger Round of 32 Shymkent, Kazakhstan Challenger Round of 32

Sorted by best result, not by date

Year by year

2026

2026in progress

0–2

W–L

Matches

—

Tiebreaks

2.5

Aces per match

8.5

Double faults per match

1st serves in 54.5%

Won on 1st serve 60.6%

Won on 2nd serve 40%

Break points converted 50%

Break points saved 33.3%

2025

0–1

W–L

Matches

0–1

Tiebreaks

Aces per match

Double faults per match

1st serves in 55.6%

Won on 1st serve 52%

Won on 2nd serve 35%

Break points converted 0%

Break points saved 83.3%

Official singles figures for this season, as published by the tour. Don't expect the wins and losses to match our Predictions tab: that record covers only the matches we forecast. A dash marks a figure with no data yet.