Progress Andreeva Pera - Australian Open 2024

Australian Open 2024 - 1st round

Finished - 01:07

Andreeva, Mirra WTA 9

Pera, Bernarda WTA 157

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89.7% (35)

10.3% (4)

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Pera

Score

1h08

Set 2

1h08

7-5 6-2

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7-5 5-2

1h01

7-5 5-1

0h57

7-5 4-1

0h55

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Set 1

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Break

Inconnu

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