I understand what you mean but the credit goes to two persons who happened to be the right partners for each other and they do have to be in fine form at the same time to succeed, so in a sense it's a different ball game from singles, almost like comparing apples and oranges. That is, in singles, win or lose, it's one person's business.
2012: li xue won 58/63 matchs, the winning percent is 92.06% http://bwfbadminton.com/player/64643/li-xuerui/tournament-results?year=2012
What a coincidence. 326 wins for 3 players. But, RI plays more matches than TTY and CM. It looks like they start to play on senior level since teenager.
@vozer here I didn't know minions had 9 loses last year? Thomas Cup : 1 Malaysia Open : 1 World Champs : 1 China Open : 1 France Open : 1 WTF : 1 (or 2 with W/O) So total is 6 or 7. Could you tell me the rest?
No matter what, I can't count minions' loss last year into 9. The list of losses are exactly what you described. Even if I factored Kevin's loss against Indian pair when paired up with Ahsan, that's just 8 losses.
ya, its 6 losses, 58 wins. Dunno why i got it wrong. I used info here http://bwf.tournamentsoftware.com/h...33E64CC&T1P1MemberID=26394&T1P2MemberID=80057
so i count their last 10 matchs in 2018 to see whose game is quickest. Not counting match with walk over but retire still do rank is their ranking when 2018 end. Duration (minutes), points are total points play top 50
MD lives up to reputation as the category is normally the fast one. A bit surprise that minions doesn't reach 2 points/minute, considering that their matches are mostly shorter and faster.
