Daria Kasatkina – WTA #37 – Player Profile, Match Statistics & Bio

Daria Kasatkina, from Australia, is a professional tennis player currently ranked world No. 37 on the WTA Tour. She plays right-handed. Her career-best ranking stands at No. 8. She turned professional in 2013.

Daria Kasatkina reached a quarterfinal at Adelaide in 2025. Competing on clay: 5-5. On hard: 12-13. Kasatkina put immediate pressure winning 40% against first serves, capitalized at 58% on second serve returns, and dominated clutch moments winning 49% of pressure points on return.

In 2024, Kasatkina triumphed with two titles, winning Ningbo and Eastbourne. Daria Kasatkina also reached finals at Seoul, Adelaide, Abu Dhabi, and Charleston. She dominated on grass with a 8-2 record. Kasatkina went 8-4 on clay. Competing on hard: 24-17. She broke down first serves at 41% clip, created massive pressure with 58% on second returns, and executed at 49% on break chances.

Daria Kasatkina advanced to finals at Adelaide 2 and Eastbourne, also reaching semifinals at Zhengzhou, Charleston, and Elite Trophy plus four quarterfinals, including Montreal during 2023. On clay: a strong 12-6. On hard: 21-16. Kasatkina executed at 50% on break chances, neutralized opponents winning 41% on first serve return, and dominated second serve returns at 60%.

In 2022, Daria Kasatkina triumphed with two titles, winning Granby and San Jose. The Australian also reached four semifinals, including Roland Garros and Rome. This brought a new career-high of No. 8. Kasatkina dominated on clay with a 12-5 record. She went 25-14 on hard. Kasatkina broke down first serves at 43% clip, created massive pressure with 60% on second returns, and executed at 51% on break chances.

Kasatkina captured two titles in 2021, winning St. Petersburg and Phillip Island Trophy. The Australian also reached finals at San Jose and Birmingham. On grass: a strong 7-3. On hard: 24-11. Clay results: 5-5. Kasatkina put immediate pressure winning 41% against first serves, capitalized at 57% on second serve returns, and clutched under pressure converting 48% of break chances.

The Australian advanced to a semifinal at Lyon during 2020. Hard results: 5-8. She broke down first serves at 40% clip, created massive pressure with 58% on second returns, and limited double faults to 0.38 per game.

2019 proved challenging for Daria Kasatkina. Competing on hard: 8-15. Kasatkina challenged servers with 40% on first return and converted 48% of break opportunities.

Kasatkina won the title at Moscow, finals at Dubai and Indian Wells along with one semifinal in 2018. This marked her entry into the top 10. She dominated on grass with a 7-3 record. Kasatkina went 12-7 on clay. Competing on hard: 23-14. She put immediate pressure winning 42% against first serves, capitalized at 58% on second serve returns, and clutched under pressure converting 48% of break chances.

The Australian won the title at Charleston, reaching the final at Moscow in 2017. On clay: a strong 8-4. On hard: 22-16. She capitalized on 50% of breakpoint opportunities, put immediate pressure winning 41% against first serves, and controlled serve with just 0.33 double faults per game.

2016 proved challenging for Daria Kasatkina. She broke into the top 50. Clay results: 7-4. She went 23-15 on hard. She averaged only 0.26 double faults per game, capitalized on 49% of breakpoint opportunities, and put immediate pressure winning 39% against first serves.

2015 proved to be a breakthrough season for Daria Kasatkina. A maiden top-200 ranking followed. She won four titles at Minsk $25K, Caserta $25K, Saint Malo $50K, and Daytona Beach FL $25K. Additional semifinals at Sunrise FL $25K and Plantation FL $25K. Record: 35-8. Competing on clay: 34-7.

Daria Kasatkina delivered an impressive 2014 campaign. She won two titles at Telavi 25K and Sharm El Sheikh 10K. Season record: 19-5. Results on hard: 13-4. She won 66% on second serve return, saved 45% of break points, and converted 55% of break opportunities.