I don't, I know Ayhika Mukherjee did once, but unless you can pressure her backhand, Sun Yingsha is unbeatable.
Winter: And I played worse here than I did at SGP GS 2026.
(Unlike their last encounter, Winter rarely used her anti-topspin rubber this time, which neutralizes the opponent's spin. And when she did, it was usually by rotating the racket on her forehand side, using an aggressive swiping motion to position herself for her greatest asset after serves or short shots from the Chinese player. The lightning-fast Winter scored points against the Asian player today with her forehand topspin, which was mostly unreachable for her opponents and which she can execute from almost any position thanks to her quick feet. "Against Wang Yidi, I always play at the limit of my current level. I think my game against her in Singapore was perhaps even better than the one in Macau. The fact that I used the anti-attack less today than in Singapore simply evolved that way as the match progressed. Today I felt it was better not to use it too much, but only occasionally, so that my opponent wouldn't know what to expect next. But it doesn't really matter whether today's match or the one in Singapore was my best: I played very well in any case and I'm incredibly happy to be in the semifinals.")
I was referring to scoring 20 points over the course of 4 games... ; )
No one sees spin like Sun Yingsha - Wang Yidi can't play like this even if she wanted to.
Tiebans will just say Wang is losing to prevent Winter from entering the top 10 or something like that. Shin can do it, but Wang has to have a down day. Shin actually has a better chance against Sun than Wang to me, because Wang's backhand is harder to penetrate and Shin has the backhand game to try and get in vs Sun.
