On January 19, Beijing time, the second round of the 2022 Australian Open women's singles continued, with China's Jinhua Wang Qiang playing against Belgian player Van Uit Fanke. In the first set, Wang Qiang was in a general state, and he was inferior in both the serve and the bottom line confrontation. After Van Ujtfank broke his serve twice in the 4th and 8th innings, Wang Qiang lost a set 2-6.
In the second set, there was a break war at the beginning, and although Wang Qiang was chased back by Van Ujtfank three times in the case of the first break, Wang Qiang finally won back a city by grabbing seven to 7-6 (5). In the decider, after Missing two break points in the sixth set, Wang Qiang won three consecutive sets in the end of the set, thus locking in the third set 6-3 and advancing to the women's singles round of 32!
Talking about her two consecutive wins, Wang Qiang said: "The wind is really strong, and the opponents started well; fortunately, I always remind myself to actively adapt to the game environment, especially to adjust my steps. Although the score looked ups and downs, in fact, from the first set to the last set, I did not have any outrageous mistakes, and the completion of this game was still quite high. This victory was very helpful for his confidence. ”
In another match, Chinese teenager Wang Xiyu faced Match-net champion and No. 4 seed Kregitkova. In the first set, Wang Xiyu had a significant difference in the quality of the return in the serve and running, although he broke a serve in the 6th set of Kregitskova, but in addition to keeping his first serve, the other three serves were all broken, and Wang Xiyu lost the first set 2-6.
In the second set, Wang Xiyu opened with a 1-3 trail until the fifth set finally completed the save after defusing a break point, and also stopped the decline of five consecutive serves that were broken by Kregitskova. However, after the key ball handling, it is still Krejickova who has the initiative, although Wang Xiyu broke the opponent's first serve to win the game, but then directly handed over his own non-guaranteed serve, Wang Xiyu lost another set 3-6, and the big score was 0-2.
Wang Xiyu said after the game: "For me, it was a good experience. I am actually quite happy to play against the top five players in the world rankings, of course, I also saw some gaps in the game. Compared to playing against her four years ago, I feel that she is more confident, more confident, plays more threatening balls, and has something worth learning in every way. ”
In addition, 19-year-old Chinese player Zheng Qinwen played against No. 5 seed Sakari. In the first set, Zheng Qinwen saved his first serve after sending two Aces balls in nearly 8 minutes. Subsequently, Zheng Qinwen was slightly immature in the handling of key balls and the grasp of opportunity balls, and Sakkari won six consecutive sets after sending invisible duck eggs to win the first set 6-1 easily.
In the second set, Sakkari continued to be in good shape to open 3-0, and Zheng Qinwen did not complete the serve again until the fourth set, stopping the decline of losing nine consecutive sets. In the final moments, Zheng Qinwen did not lose his temper when he was 2-5 behind, but broke two consecutive sets in a row, but in the end, Sakkari won another set 6-4 to eliminate Zheng Qinwen.
After the game, Zheng Qinwen said: "In fact, I (through this Australian Open competition) also saw a lot of my own shortcomings, which is also very valuable. I also know that the next time I play against the top ten players in the world, I will have to do better to win them. I think I could have done better on the field today, but I'm actually quite dissatisfied with my performance. Hopefully, the next time I meet the top ten players in the world, I'll be able to take them down. "Looking forward to the next, China Jinhua continues to refuel!"