Tennis Match Tracker: Results, Form, H2H & Stats

Tennis results, today's matches and tomorrow's order of play across ATP, WTA, Challenger and ITF, singles and doubles. Every match comes with the part a scoreboard leaves out: both players' recent form, their record on this surface, rest days, the head-to-head and the match statistics.

Other tennis scrapers return match rows. A match row tells you who played. It does not tell you that one player has lost three in a row on hard courts while the other has not played in three weeks. This Actor puts that next to every match, ready for a spreadsheet, a model or a pre-match check.

What does this do?

For each day you ask for, it reads every tennis match listed, keeps the tours and players you want, and for each match adds:

Match: Shevchenko A. vs Hurkacz H.  ·  ATP Chengdu, hard  ·  scheduled 24 Sep 11:05 UTC
                          Shevchenko        Hurkacz
  Last 10 matches         3-7  (L1)         7-3  (L1)
  Last 10 on hard         3-7  (L3)         7-3
  Days since last match   5.0               21.7
  Matches in last 14 days 2                 0
  Head-to-head            0-4 (all four on hard, last: United Cup, Jan 2025)

For played matches it also adds the full score with tiebreaks and serve and return statistics for both players.

Who is it for?

• Tennis bettors and tipsters — form, surface record, fatigue and H2H for the whole day's card in one run, instead of opening forty match pages
• Model builders — clean, consistent rows with form measured before each match started, so results never leak into the features
• Fantasy and media sites — results, fixtures and talking points ("0-4 in their meetings") as data
• Coaches and analysts — serve and return numbers for any player's recent matches, including Challenger and ITF

What data do you get?

One row per match:

Field	What it tells you
startTime, tournament, category, surface, qualifying	When, where and at what level
status	scheduled, live, finished, retired, walkover, cancelled…
player1, player2 (+ country)	Who is playing. Doubles pairs are listed as A./B.
score, sets, winner	6-7(5) 6-3 3-6, and each set with tiebreak points
player1Form, player2Form	Record, win rate, W/L sequence and streak over the last N matches, the same on this surface, days since last match, matches in the last 14 days, last opponent
headToHead	Meetings, record, record on this surface, last meeting (date, event, winner, sets)
stats	Aces, double faults, 1st serve %, 1st and 2nd serve points won, break points saved and converted, return points won, service and return games won, total points won
url	The match page

Flat columns (player1FormRecord, player1SurfaceRecord, h2hRecord…) make the table view and CSV export readable at a glance.

How form is measured, and why it matters

Form is always counted from matches completed before this match started. That sounds obvious, but the source lists each player's matches including the one being looked at, and anything played since. Counting those would put the result of a finished match into its own "form", which quietly ruins any backtest built on it. This Actor removes them, so a row for last Tuesday's match shows exactly what was knowable on Tuesday morning.

Also:

• Walkovers are left out of form (no match was played). Retirements count, because a match was.
• Form covers every level the source lists: tour, Challenger, ITF and team events. A player winning at Challenger level is winning.
• Surface form uses the same window on the same surface. Indoor hard counts as hard.
• Doubles pairs get form and H2H too.

Example: two days of ATP, WTA and Challenger singles

Measured on 24 September 2026	Result
Days read	4 (two back, today, one ahead)
Matches listed across all tennis	1,297
Matches kept by the filters	225
Form and H2H found	225 of 225
Statistics found for played matches	171 of 171
Failures	none

Upcoming matches from that run, straight from the table view:

Match	Form (last 10)	H2H
Andreeva M. vs Fernandez L. (Singapore)	7-3 vs 6-4	2-2
Shevchenko A. vs Hurkacz H. (Chengdu)	3-7 vs 7-3	0-4
Sakkari M. vs Hibino N. (Singapore)	6-4 vs 7-3 (W3)	2-0
Hijikata R. vs Rublev A. (Hangzhou)	5-5 vs 6-4	0-0

What it refuses to do

• No picks, tips or win probabilities. These are records of what has already happened. What you conclude from them is yours.
• No odds. For bookmaker prices, see Betting Odds Comparison and Value Bet Finder.
• No invented numbers. A player with no earlier completed match gets null form, not 0-0. A match without point data gets null statistics, not zeros.

Limits worth knowing

• Seven days either side of today, in UTC. That is the window the source keeps. For a player's longer history, the form fields reach back up to 50 matches.
• Upcoming matches appear once the order of play is published. One day ahead is usually full; three or more days ahead is usually nearly empty.
• Statistics depend on coverage. ATP, WTA and Challenger matches normally have the full set. Many ITF matches have none, and are returned with stats: null.
• Surface is missing for some team events (Billie Jean King Cup rows often carry none at the source). Those rows have surface: null and no surface form, rather than a guess.
• Player search works within the chosen days. Asking for "Sinner" returns his matches in the window, each with his form over the last N matches.

Data comes from Flashscore's public match pages. No API key, account or proxy is needed.

Pricing

$0.001 per match, plus $0.005 per match insight when form, head-to-head or statistics are added and found.

A full day of ATP and WTA singles (about 50 matches) with form and statistics costs about $0.30. Switch off form and statistics for a plain results feed at $0.05 per 50 matches.

Input

Field	Meaning
Tours and events	ATP, WTA, Challenger and ITF, singles and doubles separately, plus team events
Days back / Days ahead	The window, 0 to 7 days each way (UTC)
Match status	All, completed only, upcoming only, or live now
Players	Only matches involving these players; surname is enough
Tournaments	Only these events, by any part of the name
Include qualifying matches	Qualifying rounds, flagged on each row
Add form and head-to-head	Form, surface record, rest and H2H for both players
Form window	How many earlier matches form uses (3 to 50, default 10)
Add match statistics	Serve and return statistics for played matches
Maximum matches	A cap, earliest match first

Integrations

Results export to JSON, CSV, Excel and Google Sheets, or go straight into a sheet, a dashboard or a model through the Apify API, webhooks, Make, Zapier and n8n. Schedule it every morning for the day's order of play with form attached, or every night for the day's results.