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Baptiste saves six match points to stun Sabalenka and reach first WTA 1000 semi-final
Baptiste (No 30) beat Sabalenka (No 1) 2-6, 6-2, 7-6 (6), saved six match points, and won on the first she got. No player from the world's top five has reached the semi-finals in Madrid. The draw has been turned upside down – and a 24-year-old American from Washington D.C. did most of the turning.
Potapova and Noskova send Rybakina and Gauff packing as Madrid draw is turned on its head
Potapova (lucky loser) beat Rybakina (No 2) 7-6 (8), 6-4 after entering the draw when Keys withdrew on Friday morning; Noskova (No 13) beat Gauff (No 3) 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 from a double break down in the third set. Two of the tournament favourites are out. The quarter-finals are wide open.
Rybakina grinds past Zheng despite electronic line-calling row to reach Madrid last 16
Rybakina (No 2) came from a set down to beat Zheng (No 32) 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, paused midway through to tell the umpire the line-calling system was wrong — and then went back to winning. Not her best tennis. Still through.
Gauff battles illness and Cirstea to advance as Madrid’s food poisoning toll mounts
Coco Gauff won against Sorana Cirstea 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 on Sunday. She'll face Czech Linda Noskova, the No 13 seed, in the next round
April 26, 1981: The day Chris Evert handed Martina Navratilova a brutal double-bagel
On this day in tennis in 1981, Chris Evert handed Martina Navratilova a brutal double-bagel that many claim was responsible for shifting the tide in their epic rivalry
Swiatek retires in tears as troubled season takes another painful turn
Ferro reaches first WTA 125 final in years with Andreescu scalp on the way
Kostyuk wins Rouen title as teenage qualifier Podrez announces herself
Rybakina reclaims Stuttgart crown and leads the WTA Race opening the clay seaon
Rybakina and Muchova reach Stuttgart final as top seeds continue to fall
April 13, 1986: The day Steffi Graf won her first WTA Tour title
April 10, 1982: The day Chris Evert lost on clay for the third time in nine years
April 8, 1990: The day Martina Navratilova claimed her 150th professional singles title
April 7, 1980: The day 17-year-old Tracy Austin became the youngest world No 1 (at the time)
March 31, 1997: The day Martina Hingis became the youngest world No 1 in history
Sabalenka sweeps the Sunshine Double with back-to-back Miami titles
“Nothing I could do better” – Sabalenka dominates Rybakina to move one win from Sunshine Double
Gauff sweeps Muchova aside to reach her first Miami final
Sabalenka turns the screw on Baptiste to set up Rybakina rematch in Miami
Rybakina rallies past Pegula again – and again – to reach Miami semi-finals