Progress Gracheva Stefanini - Australian Open 2023

Australian Open 2023 - 2nd round

Finished - 01:22

Gracheva, Varvara WTA 76

Stefanini, Lucrezia [Q] WTA 141

Predictions trend

85.7% (6)

14.3% (1)

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Gracheva

Stefanini

Score

1h23

Set 2

1h23

6-3 6-1

1h18

6-3 5-1

1h05

6-3 4-1

1h02

6-3 4-0

0h56

6-3 3-0

0h50

6-3 2-0

0h46

6-3 1-0

0h39

Set 1

0h39

6-3

0h36

5-3

0h29

4-3

0h25

4-2

0h21

3-2

0h17

2-2

0h12

2-1

0h10

1-1

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0h00

0-0

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Break

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