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Australian Open 2020  - 2nd round
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Ekaterina Alexandrova
Alexandrova, Ekaterina [25] WTA 10
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Barbora Krejcikova
Krejcikova, Barbora [Q] WTA 65
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7.7% (1)
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Ekaterina Alexandrova
 
Barbora Krejcikova
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Age
30
175cm
Height
178cm
66kg
Weight
62kg
10
Rank
65
+8
Past 6 months
-48
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26 Sep 2025
check 75 62
3 Jun 2021
check 62 63
27 May 2021
check 76 61
63 76check
11 Feb 2021
61 63check
22 Jan 2020
46 60 62check
17 Jul 2017
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Teichmann.J
64 46 62
Jan 2020
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Rybakina.E
62 64
Jan 2020
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Muguruza.G
64 63
Jan 2020
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Wang.Q
36 64 63
Jan 2020
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Peng.S
76 61
Jan 2020
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Siniakova.K
64 64
Jan 2020
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Sasnovich.A
61 63
Dec 2019
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Gibbs.N
76 62
Dec 2019
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Bogdan.A
64 62
Dec 2019
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Dodin.O
63 64
Dec 2019
Jan 2020
76 26 63
K.Kanepi
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Jan 2020
63 60
S.Vickery
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Jan 2020
64 64
V.Lepchenko
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Jan 2020
64 60
A.Bondar
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Jan 2020
75 62
I.Begu
clear
Jan 2020
64 26 75
N.Stojanovic
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Aug 2019
10 ab
A.Muhammad
clear
Aug 2019
61 76
T.Smitkova
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Aug 2019
63 62
T.Babos
clear
Jul 2019
63 64
P.Tig
clear
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