Russia's Andreeva Advances to Round 3 of 2026 China Open
The rising star is set to face Uzbekistan's Polina Kudermetova in her next match, TASS reports.
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Mirra Andreeva has advanced past the second round of the 2026 China Open, according to TASS.
The result sets up a next-round meeting for Andreeva against Uzbekistan's Polina Kudermetova, continuing her progress through the tournament draw.
Andreeva has emerged as one of the top performers among Russian players on the women's tennis circuit in recent seasons, and her advancement in Beijing adds to her results this year.
The China Open is one of the high-profile stops on the WTA calendar, drawing many of the sport's top-ranked players to compete in the Chinese capital.
Further details on the scoreline from her second-round match were not included in the available report.
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