Alexandra Eala competed against Han Shi in the first round of the WTA Wuhan tournament. Eala, ranked 136th in singles, faced Shi, who held a ranking of 466th.

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Eala was born on May 23, 2005, while Shi was born a week later on May 30, 2005. Both players have yet to achieve a professional career high in singles, with Eala's highest ranking reaching 129, while Shi remains unranked in her career highs for singles.

In terms of performance, Eala recorded 0 aces and 4 double faults, while Shi had 6 aces and 3 double faults. Eala's first serve percentage was 67%, winning 74% of her first serve points, whereas Shi had a 62% first serve success rate and won 71% of her first serve points.

Eala won 65% of her second serve points, compared to Shi's 67%. When it came to break points, Eala saved 67% of hers, while Shi had a higher success rate at 79%. Eala's service games were strong, winning 93%, while she only secured 21% of return games.

In return statistics, Eala won 26% of her first return points and 29% of her second return points, contrasting with Shi, who achieved 38% and 33% respectively. Eala managed to convert 33% of her break points versus Shi's 7%.