Progress Riske-Amritraj Kuznetsova - Australian Open 2011

Australian Open 2011 - 1st round

Finished - 01:30

Riske-Amritraj, Alison

Kuznetsova, Svetlana [23]

Court 3

Kuznetsova

Score

1h28

Set 2

1h28

3-6 2-6

1h24

3-6 2-5

1h21

3-6 2-4

1h16

3-6 2-3

1h14

3-6 2-2

1h10

3-6 2-1

1h06

3-6 2-0

0h58

3-6 1-0

0h53

Set 1

0h53

3-6

0h47

3-5

0h43

2-5

0h27

1-5

0h23

1-4

0h20

1-3

0h11

1-2

0h06

0-2

0h00

0-1

Jeu de service

Break

Inconnu

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