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MELBOURNE-Top seed Iga Swiatek continued to carve her way through the Australian Open draw on Friday, dismantling Cristina Bucsa 6-0 6-1 in bright sunshine ...

I know she can be solid, so I’m pretty happy that I was just disciplined.” When you actually played those matches, you can feel the rhythm a little bit more.” I’m pretty happy that I did it because it’s just a little bit easier. “I’m pretty happy that I was solid till the end. I’m not even talking about matches, but also practices,” she added. Open titles she won last year, was all business as she whipped through the first set in 23 minutes.

Iga Swiatek will face Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina in the last-16 after thrashing Cristina Busca; Jessica Pegula and Coco Gauff also claim third-round ...

It was really close, just one break (from Collins, in the second set), so I knew I needed to start the third set really well." I learned a lot from the last time I played her [Kostyuk]. I know she can be solid, so I'm pretty happy that I was just disciplined." She's super talented and a great athlete," Pegula said. "I feel like I've done so much work to feel more confident, more relaxed on court. "I'm pretty happy that I was solid till the end.

World number one Iga Swiatek needed just 55 minutes to beat Spanish qualifier Cristina Bucsa and breeze into the Australian Open fourth round.

- Features6 days ago Hasitha Nayanajith produced outstanding all-around performances for the winners to seal a convincing victory. Malmi Herath topped the score card with 15 runs while the lasse from Matara conceded 43 extra runs (1lb, 2b, 2nb, 38wd). But the French side played much of the game with 10 men as Juan Bernat received a straight red card for hauling down Saudi international Salem Al Dawsari and Neymar also missed a penalty in a breathtaking first half. I’m pretty happy that I did it because it’s just a little bit easier.” I’m not even talking about matches, but also practices,” Swiatek said.

While Iga Swiatek will face Wimbledon winner Elena Rybakina for a place in the quarter-finals, Gauff will meet the 2017 French Open champion Jelena ...

We request you to support our award-winning journalism by making a financial contribution towards the Scroll Ground Reporting Fund. I had holidays, so it wasn’t smart for me to watch tennis,” Swiatek told reporters. You have to be accepting that.” “I feel like I’m in control the whole time. “I think it’s just you need to be offensive when you can. “I’ve watched her quite a bit. I played also a very solid game. “It’s just I have to believe in myself that I have the ability to be able to play at this high level and I need to work hard every day. Today was a really, really great match for me.” “Last season she had a really long match streak so I knew she would be a tough player to beat, so I’m glad to be through to the second week.” Again, you’re in charge of the moment. “I’ve always wondered what that felt like.