Progress Ostapenko Riske-Amritraj

US Open 2019 - 2nd round

Finished - 01:40

Ostapenko, Jelena WTA 23

Riske-Amritraj, Alison

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75.9% (44)

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Ostapenko

Riske-Amritraj

Score

1h41

Set 2

1h41

6-4 6-3

1h38

6-4 5-3

1h33

6-4 4-3

1h31

6-4 3-3

1h25

6-4 3-2

1h14

6-4 2-2

1h08

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1h05

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1h00

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0h51

Set 1

0h51

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0h43

5-4

0h38

5-3

0h33

4-3

0h30

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0h26

4-1

0h22

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0h17

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0h13

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0h10

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