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I agree that this would be a good addition to that screen. Until this gets implemented the following userscript achieves the same and this works for all queues, even the new Help and Improvement queue:

// ==UserScript==
// @name         Stats
// @namespace    http://stackoverflow.com/users/578411/rene
// @version      0.2
// @description  Adds the current stat count in fromnt of your total reviews on the review tab
// @author       rene
// @match        http://stackoverflow.com/review/*
// @grant        none
// ==/UserScript==

(function($, window) {

    var parts,
        statsurl,
        currenthref = window.location.href,
        // here we put our stat
        stat = $('<div></div>')
        .html('...&nbsp;/&nbsp;')
        .css('float','left')
        .css('padding-top','13px');
    
    function buildUrl() {
        // build the stats url
        parts = window.location.pathname.split('/');
        if (parts.length>3) {
           parts[parts.length-1] = 'stats';
        } else {
            parts.push('stats');
        }
        return parts.join('/');
    }
    
    statsurl = buildUrl();
    
    // integrate in the review page
    $('#badge-progress').prepend(stat);
    
    // get the (fullblown) stats page and find your own stat
    function refreshstat() {
        $.get(statsurl, function (data) {
            var html = $(data),
                td = html.find('td.review-stats-count-current-user:first');
            // replace our current stat with the just loaded one
            stat.html(td.text() + '&nbsp;/&nbsp;');    
        }).fail(function(prom, error, msg) {
            if (msg === 'Not Found') {
                // the url is not correct, try a new one
                statsurl = buildUrl();
            }
        });
    }
   
    // check regularly (every 5 seconds) if we have done a review yet
    window.setInterval(function () {
        // if the url changed, lets get the new stat
        if (window.location.href !== currenthref) {
            currenthref = window.location.href;
            refreshstat();
        }
    }, 5000); // now 5 seconds because we hardly ever review quicker than that
    refreshstat(); // run once for an initial value
    
}($ || unsafeWindow.$, window || unsafeWindow));

The comments in the code should explain what this does. Here is a partial screenshot of what it looks like in action:

Tested on Google chrome with Tamper Monkey but should work on Firefox with GreaseMonkey as well.

You can find the source on github as part of the scripts used by the regulars in the SO Close Voters room.