Мирра Андреева вышла в третий круг турнира WTA 1000 в Пекине
Пятая ракетка мира обыграла во втором круге китаянку Юэ Юань, занимающую 135-е место в рейтинге.
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Российская теннисистка Мирра Андреева, занимающая пятое место в рейтинге WTA, пробилась в третий круг турнира WTA 1000 в Пекине, сообщает «Коммерсантъ».
В матче второго раунда Андреева победила китайскую теннисистку Юэ Юань, занимающую 135-ю строчку мирового рейтинга.
Подробности счета матча и информация о сопернице Андреевой в следующем круге турнира в сообщении не приводятся.
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