Progress Sabalenka Li - Australian Open 2021

Australian Open 2021 - 3rd round

Finished - 01:01

Sabalenka, Aryna [7] WTA 1

Li, Ann WTA 38

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2.5% (5)

Rod Laver Arena

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Score

1h00

Set 2

1h00

6-3 6-1

0h57

6-3 5-1

0h52

6-3 4-1

0h46

6-3 3-1

0h41

6-3 3-0

0h37

6-3 2-0

0h35

6-3 1-0

0h31

Set 1

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6-3

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5-3

0h23

4-3

0h19

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Inconnu

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