Mumbai Open: Hartono upsets fourth seed Rodionova to move into quarter-finals
Arianne Hartono won against Arina Rodionova 6-4, 6-4 on Wednesday and will play the winner of the match between Japanese Moyuka Uchijima and Hungarian Dalma Galfi in the next round
Arianne Hartono at the WTA Mumbai Open
Image Credit: MSLTA
Dutchwoman Arianne Hartono moved into the quarter-finals of the Mumbai Open by defeating Australian Arina Rodionova, the No 4 seed, 6-4, 6-4 at the Cricket Club of India on Wednesday.
Hartono, ranked No 153, will face the winner of the match between Japanese Moyuka Uchijima and Hungarian Dalma Galfi next.
The Dutchwoman won against Romanian Irina Bara (6-4, 6-4) in the opening round. Earlier in the week, Rodionova, ranked No 97, beat Dutchwoman Suzan Lamens (6-2, 7-5).
Mumbai WTA 125K Series, other second-round matches (Cricket Club of India, hard, USD 115,000):
- Storm Hunter beat Laura Pigossi (5): 6-3, 6-3
- Sohyun Park vs. Camilla Rosatello
- Katie Volynets vs. Rutuja Bhosale
- Moyuka Uchijima vs. Dalma Galfi
- Sahaja Yamalapalli vs. Polina Kudermetova
- Alina Korneeva vs. Shrivalli Bhamidipaty
- Amandine Hesse vs. Darja Semenistaja
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