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[ad_1] Katie Boulter and Harriet Dart both opened with wins in China and Japan respectively to reach the Last 16… China | WTA 500 Ningbo Open British No 1 Katie Boulter scored an emphatic win over veteran Sara Errani, an Italian qualifier, 6-3 6-2, in a 1st-round match disrupted by heavy rain. 28-year old Boulter…
[ad_1] Britain’s Harriet Dart hoped to join Emma Raducanu in the Last 16 of The Championships at Wimbledon, and she almost made it, but Wang Xinyu from China came from behind to deliver a heart-breaking 3rd-round loss on Saturday in the first match on No 2 Court. I feel, like, I’ve been playing some good…
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[ad_1] Leylah Annie Fernandez produced a dominant display on the grass courts in Eastbourne, racing past Harriet Dart 6-2, 6-1 in 68 minutes to advance to the semifinals of the Rothesay International. The Canadian struck 15 winners and won 71% of her service points in a clinical performance, overwhelming her British opponent. Fernandez, a recent…
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[ad_1] Britain’s Katie Boulter retired after one set at the Rothesay Classic on Tuesday, while Harriet Dart advanced to round 2, and Heather Watson got pipped at the post and lost. I’m fine. I’ve had flu, had a cold for the past week, it was just a kick from that. Obviously a long 10 days….
[ad_1] Brits kicked off the action at the Rothesay Open in Nottingham on a rain-interrupted Monday, with both Katie Boulter and Heather Watson winning their 1st-round matches, while Yuriko ‘Lily’ Miyazaki and Emily Appleton both lost their openers, and Emma Raducanu is scheduled to play on Tuesday. I feel like she played really well, came…
