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Barty played just two tournaments this season. However, the Australian is not a player who was out with an injury. According to her, she just needed to take a break. She won Wimbledon as a junior and has always liked playing on grass court. She reached Eastbourne ITF semifinals after qualifiers and recorded 6 wins. One was almost an under. She beat players like Ula Radwanska and Paszek, who are too good for the Chinese. Also, she did well in Eastobourn at WTA level too. Barty reached main draw again and recorded 5 wins, three of which at this under against mostly better players. All the talk that she didn't play much recently is not true. Jia, on the other hand, will be 27 this season and has reached 198 spot in the ranking as her best ranking ever. she never played ATP level in her life and has just one Top 100 match in her carrier. She played 5 matches against Top 150 players last seasons and lost 4 of them at this under. I'm talking about hard court because she didn't play indoors or on grass court. The only time this under wasn't recorded was against Martin but that was just one game off. This season on hard court she has just three wins, two of which against players who are not in Top 800. She didn't play with players who are Barty's level so far. Barty is outside of Top 300 and hasn't played a long time so that ranking isn't realistic. The realistic ranking is around No. 100. Jia cannot deal with that level while Barty recorded unders against much better players at the two tournaments she played. Jia mostly lost at an under against players like Barty. That was on hard court, which she likes much better than grass court. I think the Australian will record an easy win here.