
Sara Errani e Jasmine Paolini si qualificano per i quarti di finale del torneo di doppio al Wta 1000 di Wuhan, battendo in rimonta la coppia formata da Tereza Mihalikova e Olivia Nicholls.
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Il torneo Wta 1000 di Wuhan è un evento professionistico di tennis femminile.
Quarti di finale conquistati da Sara Errani e Jasmine Paolini al Wta 1000 di Wuhan. Le due azzurre (n.8) avanzano nel torneo di doppio battendo in rimonta al secondo turno per 4-6 6-2 10-5, in poco più di un'ora e mezza di partita, la slovacca Tereza Mihalikova (n.29) e la britannica Olivia Nicholls (n.29).
Venerdì le azzurre affronteranno nei quarti la coppia formata dalla kazaka Anna Danilina e dalla cinese Zhang Shuai (n.7 e n.5), seconde favorite del seeding.
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Errani e Paolini affronteranno Danilina e Zhang nei quarti di finale venerdì.
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