Choi v Basuki

Yayuk Basuki takes it, 3–2 on categories

Basuki wins on games won. Young Choi’s case rests on games lost, but it isn’t enough to swing it. WTA Tour career: Young Choi 6 matches, Basuki 337 matches.

• Basuki averages 10.9 games won a match to Young Choi’s 8.3 (31% more).
• Young Choi averages 7.2 games lost a match to Basuki’s 10.2.
• Basuki averages 1.3 sets won a match to Young Choi’s 1 (26% more).
• Best single match: Basuki 20 games won, Young Choi 12.
• Winners’ edge: Basuki’s team won 57%, Young Choi’s team won 50% of the matches they played.
• Longevity: Basuki has 337 matches across 16 seasons, Young Choi 6 in 3 — the averages matter more than the totals here.
• Small sample: Young Choi (6 matches) — treat the averages with care.
• Not every stat was recorded for every match (titles, finals, olympic matches…): those averages use only the games that logged them.

Built only from games in our stats database. A read of the numbers, not a tip.