Women's singles · Super 750

An Se Young vs Tomoka Miyazaki

China Masters 2026 · Final · 6 Sept 2026 · Shenzhen Arena, Shenzhen

An Se Young beat Tomoka Miyazaki 21–17, 21–6 in the final of China Masters 2026.

Player	Game 1	Game 2
An Se Young KOR · Seed 1 Won	21	21
Tomoka Miyazaki JPN	17	6

65 rallies tracked shot by shot by GGAB analysts.

Match facts

Tournament: China Masters 2026
Round: Final
Date: 6 Sept 2026
Level: Super 750
Venue: Shenzhen Arena, Shenzhen
Discipline: Women's singles

Players: background, rankings and kit
Fact	An Se Young	Tomoka Miyazaki
Country	KOR	JPN
Plays	Right-handed	Right-handed
Born	2002	Not known
Height	1.70 m	Not known
Career-high rank	No. 1women's singles, 2023	Not known
Seed	1	Not known
Racket	Yonex Astrox 77 Pro Amazon	Not known
String	Yonex BG80 Amazon	Not known
Shoes	Not known	Not known
Kit source	Current setup, as of 2026	Not known

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Tale of the tape

An Se Young against Tomoka Miyazaki: results, serves, striking side and shot direction.
An Se Young	Stat	Tomoka Miyazaki
Result
42	Points won	23
13	Winners	10
4	Errors forced	3
10	Unforced errors	25
45	Smashes	41
63%	Won on own serve	33%
Serve
100%	Short serves	88%
63%	To the body	67%
37%	To the middle	25%
0%	Out wide	8%
Striking side
65%	Forehand	61%
29%	Backhand	31%
6%	Around the head	8%
Direction
58%	Straight	71%
34%	Cross-court	26%
7%	Middle	3%

Serve rows are shares of each side's serves. Striking side and direction are shares of every other shot.

Point progression

An Se YoungTomoka Miyazaki

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Running score across 65 tracked rallies, An Se Young against Tomoka Miyazaki. Games closed 21–17, 21–6.

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Game	An Se Young	Tomoka Miyazaki
Game 1	21	17
Game 2	21	6

Rally length

Avg rally — by shots

10.2shots

Avg rally — by time

12.8sec

Rallies by length (shots)

1–2

3–4

5–8

9–14

15–20

21+

65 rallies tracked, most of them (34%) in the 5–8 shot band. The longest ran 25 shots.

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Length (shots)	Rallies	Avg seconds
1–2	3	4.6
3–4	6	6.1
5–8	22	8.8
9–14	18	13.4
15–20	10	19.8
21+	6	24.7

Shot patterns

Most common 3-shot runs

1.B1Forehand Clear Straight→A1Forehand Clear Straight→B1Forehand Clear Straight
Happened 5× out of 62 rallies
2.A1Forehand Clear Straight→B1Forehand Clear Straight→A1Forehand Drop Straight
Happened 4× out of 62 rallies
3.A1Forehand Net Straight→B1Backhand Net Straight→A1Forehand High Lift Middle
Happened 4× out of 62 rallies
4.A1Short Serve Body→B1Backhand Net Straight→A1Backhand High Lift Straight
Happened 3× out of 62 rallies
5.A1Backhand High Lift Straight→B1Forehand Clear Straight→A1Forehand Clear Straight
Happened 3× out of 62 rallies

Most common 5-shot runs

1.A1Short Serve Body→B1Backhand High Lift Straight→A1Around-the-Head Drop Straight→B1Forehand High Lift Straight→A1Forehand Clear Straight
Happened 1× out of 62 rallies
2.A1Short Serve Body→B1Backhand High Lift Straight→A1Forehand Clear Cross→B1Around-the-Head Smash Straight→A1Forehand Block Straight
Happened 1× out of 62 rallies
3.A1Short Serve Body→B1Backhand High Lift Straight→A1Forehand Drop Straight→B1Backhand Lift Cross→A1Around-the-Head Clear Straight
Happened 1× out of 62 rallies
4.A1Short Serve Body→B1Backhand High Lift Straight→A1Forehand Drop Straight→B1Forehand Lift Cross→A1Forehand Drop Straight
Happened 1× out of 62 rallies
5.A1Short Serve Body→B1Backhand High Lift Straight→A1Forehand Smash Straight→B1Forehand Block Cross→A1Forehand Net Middle
Happened 1× out of 62 rallies

Who did what

Most winners

An Se Young

Most errors forced

An Se Young

Most unforced errors

Tomoka Miyazaki

By player

An Se Young

334 shots

Winners 13Forced 4Unforced 10

Most-used shots

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Of 334 shots An Se Young played, the most used were lift (25%), clear (16%) and smash (13%).

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Shot	Share	Shots
Lift	25%	85
Clear	16%	53
Smash	13%	45
Serve	12%	41
Net	11%	38
Drop	10%	35

Points won — by shot

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Lift

24%

My winner3Forced opp. error0Drew opp. unforced7

My winnerForced opp. errorDrew opp. unforced

Points An Se Young won break down by the shot that ended them — led by lift (24%), smash (22%) and clear (17%).

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Shot	Share
Lift	24%
Smash	22%
Clear	17%
Drop	17%
Block	5%
Drive	5%
Net	5%
Kill	2%
Serve	2%

Points lost — by shot

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Smash

26%

Opp. winner4My forced error0My unforced error2

Opp. winnerMy forced errorMy unforced error

Points An Se Young lost break down by the shot that ended them — led by smash (26%), net (22%) and clear (17%).

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Shot	Share
Smash	26%
Net	22%
Clear	17%
Lift	17%
Block	9%
Drop	4%
Kill	4%

Rally outcome — points won

41 rallies

My winner32%
Forced opp. error10%
Drew opp. unforced59%

Of the 41 rallies An Se Young won, 59% from drawing an opponent unforced error, 32% from their own winners and 10% from forcing an opponent error.

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Outcome	Share	Rallies
My winner	32%	13
Forced opp. error	10%	4
Drew opp. unforced	59%	24

Rally outcome — points lost

23 rallies

Opp. winner43%
My forced error13%
My unforced error43%

Of the 23 rallies An Se Young lost, 43% came from an opponent winner, 43% from their own unforced errors and 13% from their own forced errors.

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Outcome	Share	Rallies
Opp. winner	43%	10
My forced error	13%	3
My unforced error	43%	10

Where the errors went

fully tagged

Into the net54%
Out the back15%
Out on sides31%

Across 13 tagged errors, An Se Young missed into the net 54% of the time, out on sides 31% of the time and out the back 15% of the time.

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Destination	Share	Errors
Into the net	54%	7
Out the back	15%	2
Out on sides	31%	4

Contact height at the net

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Above Tape3%
Above Net Midline8%
Below Net Midline26%
Below Net62%

On net-area shots, An Se Young met the shuttle above tape 3% of the time, above net midline 8% of the time, below net midline 26% of the time and below net 62% of the time, and missed most often from above net midline (31% of those shots) against 0% from above tape.

View contact height by shot

Shot	Height	Share	Shots	Error rate
All net shots	Above Tape	3%	5	0%
All net shots	Above Net Midline	8%	13	31%
All net shots	Below Net Midline	26%	42	0%
All net shots	Below Net	62%	99	3%
Lift	Above Net Midline	7%	6	0%
Lift	Below Net Midline	27%	23	0%
Lift	Below Net	66%	56	2%
Net	Above Net Midline	11%	4	—
Net	Below Net Midline	21%	8	0%
Net	Below Net	68%	26	8%
Block	Above Net Midline	10%	3	—
Block	Below Net Midline	35%	11	0%
Block	Below Net	55%	17	0%
Drive	Above Tape	100%	5	0%

Tomoka Miyazaki

332 shots

Winners 10Forced 3Unforced 25

Most-used shots

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Of 332 shots Tomoka Miyazaki played, the most used were lift (25%), clear (20%) and net (19%).

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Shot	Share	Shots
Lift	25%	83
Clear	20%	65
Net	19%	64
Smash	12%	41
Block	8%	25
Serve	7%	24

Points won — by shot

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Lift

35%

My winner3Forced opp. error0Drew opp. unforced5

My winnerForced opp. errorDrew opp. unforced

Points Tomoka Miyazaki won break down by the shot that ended them — led by lift (35%), smash (26%) and net (13%).

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Shot	Share
Lift	35%
Smash	26%
Net	13%
Block	9%
Clear	9%
Drive	4%
Kill	4%

Points lost — by shot

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Clear

19%

Opp. winner1My forced error0My unforced error7

Opp. winnerMy forced errorMy unforced error

Points Tomoka Miyazaki lost break down by the shot that ended them — led by clear (19%), lift (19%) and smash (19%).

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Shot	Share
Clear	19%
Lift	19%
Smash	19%
Net	17%
Block	7%
Drop	7%
Drive	5%
Kill	5%
Serve	2%

Rally outcome — points won

23 rallies

My winner43%
Forced opp. error13%
Drew opp. unforced43%

Of the 23 rallies Tomoka Miyazaki won, 43% came from their own winners, 43% from drawing an opponent unforced error and 13% from forcing an opponent error.

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Outcome	Share	Rallies
My winner	43%	10
Forced opp. error	13%	3
Drew opp. unforced	43%	10

Rally outcome — points lost

42 rallies

Opp. winner31%
My forced error10%
My unforced error60%

Of the 42 rallies Tomoka Miyazaki lost, 60% from their own unforced errors, 31% from an opponent winner and 10% from their own forced errors.

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Outcome	Share	Rallies
Opp. winner	31%	13
My forced error	10%	4
My unforced error	60%	25

Where the errors went

fully tagged

Into the net38%
Out the back17%
Out on sides45%

Across 29 tagged errors, Tomoka Miyazaki missed out on sides 45% of the time, into the net 38% of the time and out the back 17% of the time.

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Destination	Share	Errors
Into the net	38%	11
Out the back	17%	5
Out on sides	45%	13

Contact height at the net

fully tagged

Above Tape2%
Above Net Midline26%
Below Net Midline34%
Below Net38%

On net-area shots, Tomoka Miyazaki met the shuttle above tape 2% of the time, above net midline 26% of the time, below net midline 34% of the time and below net 38% of the time, and missed most often from below net (12% of those shots) against 5% from below net midline.

View contact height by shot

Shot	Height	Share	Shots	Error rate
All net shots	Above Tape	2%	4	—
All net shots	Above Net Midline	26%	46	9%
All net shots	Below Net Midline	34%	61	5%
All net shots	Below Net	38%	69	12%
Lift	Above Net Midline	18%	15	0%
Lift	Below Net Midline	36%	30	3%
Lift	Below Net	46%	38	11%
Net	Above Net Midline	39%	25	8%
Net	Below Net Midline	41%	26	8%
Net	Below Net	20%	13	15%
Block	Above Net Midline	8%	2	—
Block	Below Net Midline	20%	5	0%
Block	Below Net	72%	18	11%
Drive	Above Tape	50%	4	—
Drive	Above Net Midline	50%	4	—

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