Statistics from the 2026 Australian Open Final: Sabalenka vs. Rybakina

Sabalenka recorded five aces and two double faults, while Rybakina achieved six aces and three double faults. In terms of break points, Sabalenka converted 25% (2 out of 8) of her chances, compared to Rybakina, who converted 50% (3 out of 6).

Sabalenka had a first serve percentage of 61.6%, winning 75.5% of her first serve points, whereas Rybakina's first serve percentage was 55.1%, with a slightly improved 75.9% of first serve points won. For second serves, Sabalenka won 48.5% (16 out of 33) while Rybakina had a 47.7% success rate (21 out of 44).

Throughout the match, Sabalenka faced six break points and saved 50% (3 out of 6), while Rybakina faced eight break points, saving 75% (6 out of 8). The total service games played were 12 for Sabalenka and 13 for Rybakina.

When it came to return points, Sabalenka won 24.1% of her first return points (13 out of 54) and 52.3% of her second return points (23 out of 44). Rybakina had 24.5% of first return points won (13 out of 53) and 51.5% for her second return points (17 out of 33). Overall, Sabalenka won 50% (92 out of 184) of total points played, while Rybakina also ended with 50% (92 out of 184).

This final showcased strong performances from both players as they vied for the prestigious Australian Open title.