Progress Erjavec Lys - Australian Open 2024

Australian Open 2024 - Q 1st round

Finished - 01:12

Erjavec, Veronika WTA 105

Lys, Eva [26] WTA 40

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1h12

Set 2

1h12

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1h10

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1h03

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1h00

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