Romanian tennis player Mihaela Buzarnescu on Sunday qualified for the second round of the WTA tournament in Madrid, with total prizes worth 7,021,128 dollars, after she defeated Australian Ajla Tomljanovic, 6-3, 6-2.
Buzarnescu (WTA's 29th, 31 years) managed a very good match and won in one hour and 14 minutes.
Buzarnescu is leading Tomljanovic (WTA's 43rd, 25 years) in the direct matches, after the victories in 2017 in Linz and in 2018 in San Jose, where she then won the title.
The Romanian player secured a 42,220-dollar cheque and 65 WTA points, and in the second round she will play against Latvian Anastasija Sevastova, seeded 12th.
Also on Sunday, Sorana Cirstea defeated US Madison Keys, 13th seeded, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1, and Simona Halep, WTA's 3rd, surpassed Russian Margarita Gasparian, 6-0, 6-4.
Tennis: Mihaela Buzarnescu qualifies for second round in Madrid (WTA)
Explorează subiectul
Articole Similare

2
PM Bolojan: It would take at least one year to enforce progressive taxation
2

12
PM Bolojan: It is not very convenient to have parties in the coalition that want to play the opposition
12

9
PM says administration reform and economic relaunch drafts, adopted through responsibility assumption or emergency ordinance
9

10
AgriMin Barbu: Environmental protection must go hand in hand with protecting farmers
10

8
'The Seasons in the Light of Stained Glass' stamp issue in Romfilatelia shops as of Wednesday
8

18
IGPF: Freight traffic at border with Serbia disrupted by protests
18

11
Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan begins two-day official visit to Germany
11

12
IMM Romania releasing SME Digital Index to gauge digitalisation of microenterprises
12

12
FinMin Nazare: Economic growth in 2026 is cautiously forecast at 1pct
12

9
FinMin Nazare: Investments reach 7.2pct of GDP in 2025
9

12
Grindeanu: Package on administration and the one on economic recovery must be approved at the same time
12

13
This year's objective for all ministries is to get as much recovery, resilience money as possible (minister)
13

10
Minister Nazare to voice deficit of 6.2% of GDP for 2026, in Brussels (sources)
10

















Comentează