Caitlin Clark stats tonight: How did Fever star perform against Paige Bueckers & Dallas Wings (July 13) | WNBA season

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever went against the Dallas Wings in a regular-season matchup on Sunday. While it was the second head-to-head clash between the teams in the 2025 season, fans witnessed the game as the first time Clark played against Paige Bueckers in the WNBA.

The game — played at the Gainbridge Fieldhouse — saw the Fever and the Wings go neck to neck in the final few minutes of the first quarter.

However, Indiana pulled away with a one-point lead (27-28) in the final moments of the first quarter. Clark ended the first quarter with seven points, two assists and one steal. She had good shooting splits in the first, two of five from the field and one of three from downtown.

In the second quarter, the Fever pulled off a 15-36 run and grabbed a comfortable lead. The next two quarters, both teams went neck-to-neck with with the Wings closing the third and fourth in their advantage. However, the lead established in the second quarter helped the Fever win the game.

Caitlin Clark finished the game with a decent showing, with a masterclass in playmaking. She ended the night with 14-points, three rebounds and 13-assists.

Caitlin Clark is still going through a shooting slump

Caitlin Clark has still not regained her form even after coming back from her second major injury this season. The Indiana Fever guard has been going through a shooting slump for last few games.

Clark has been known for her elite sharpshooting skills. She had a huge range on her shot from outside the three-point line. However, the reigning Rookie of the year has not been able to live up to her standards.

In her last five games, Clark has shot a mere 17.1 percent from the three-point line, which is significantly lower than her 28.9 percent average this season and her 34.4 percent 3-point shooting percentage in her rookie season.

In the field goal department, the Fever guard has been able to finish at the rim but has been having trouble getting to it in her drives. In her last five games, Caitlin Clark shot 31.1 percent from the field which is lower than her 37.6 percent average this season and significantly lower again when compared to her 41.7 percent field goal shooting from her rookie season.

Clark has had two big injuries this season. First, she was ruled out for five games with a left quad strain and more recently she missed five more games because of a left groin injury.

For now, the fans can only hope that Caitlin Clark's slump is related to her injury and wish that as she recovers, she regains her form.