On April 9, a group of matches in the Asia-Pacific region of the Billy Jean King Cup were underway, and in the just-concluded match, China's Zheng Qinwen performed strongly, winning 10 games in a row, sweeping Chinese Taipei's Yang Yayi 2-0 and winning easily. Zheng Qinwen helped the Chinese team lead the Chinese Taipei team 2-0 and sealed the victory in advance.
The Billy Jean King Cup Asia Pacific Group was held in Changsha, China, with the Chinese team playing at home, Zheng Qinwen, Wang Xinyu, Zhu Lin and Guo Hanyu playing the first match against Chinese Taipei. Chinese Taipei sent Glenn Joanna, Yang Yayi, Zhan Haoqing and Liang Enshuo.
In the first women's singles match, Wang Xinyu faced Chinese Taipei's Glenn Joanna. It was a very tough match, with world No. 43 Wang Xinyu being pulled into a tug-of-war by world No. 305. Wang Xinyu won four games in a row after falling behind 3-5 in the first set and narrowly won 7-5. In the second set, Wang Xinyu missed a 5-3 lead, and was scored by the opponent to enter the tie-break, and in the tie-break, Wang Xinyu narrowly won 7-4. Wang Xinyu struggled to score the first point for the Chinese team.
In the second match, Zheng Qinwen, ranked No. 7 in the world, faced Yang Yayi, ranked No. 215 in the world at Chinese Taipei. With the lessons learned from the first race, the second race could also be a stalemate.
Zheng Qinwen was well prepared today, and his serve was very good, and he easily broke in the first game. In the second game, Zheng Qinwen missed 2 break points, and the third break point broke smoothly, and the score came to 2-0. Zheng Qinwen was full of firepower, easily won 4 games in a row, and easily won the first set 6-0.
In the second set, Zheng Qinwen maintained his good form in the first set, and in the second game, he broke again when the fourth break point appeared, opening the game 2-0. In the next two games, Yang Yayi continued to fight back and tied the score when she fell behind 0-40 in the fourth game, but still failed to hold serve, and the score came to 0-4. In the 5th game, Yang Yayi's efforts finally paid off, completing the break, and the score came to 1-4. Zheng Qinwen adjusted in time, broke the belt and won another set 6-1, won 2-0, and got the second point for the Chinese team.
In the whole game, Zheng Qinwen once won 10 games in a row, and he was in hot shape. In this match, Zheng Qinwen's clay advantage was highlighted, and her serve and offensive strength were much higher than her opponent's. Zheng Qinwen is still very stable in playing low-ranked players, and she is currently undefeated in the national team competition.