Australian Open - Barty Osaka Naomi entered the round of 32 Two small flowers out of Wang Qiang reversed the victory

On January 19, Beijing time, the 2022 Australian Open began the second round of women's singles competition. Barty, Naomi Osaka, Azarenka and Bardoza all managed to qualify, with French player Harmony Tan exiting in a wheelchair due to injury, and Tokyo Olympic champion and No. 22 seed Benzic losing to the hot-spot Anisimova. In the Chinese legion, Wang Qiang reversed to advance to the third round of women's singles, and the two youngsters Wang Xiyu and Zheng Qinwen both lost to the "big seeded players"; in addition, Zhang Shuai/Stosur and Xu Yipan/Yang Zhaoxuan both advanced to the second round of women's doubles.

Top seed Barty continued his hot form, did not send a break point and sent an invisible duck egg, swept the qualifier Bronzetti with two 6-1 to advance to the round of 32. Barty will face No. 30 seed Giorgi in the next round.

Defending champion Naomi Osaka opened with a wave of attacks that won seven consecutive sets, and although the second set fluctuated, she finally defeated Brungel 6-0, 6-4 to advance to the third round of women's singles. Naomi Osaka will face Anisimova, who has won seven consecutive singles wins in the new season in the next round.

No. 8 seed Bardoza lost just three sets in the first set to sweep qualifier Trevissan to win seven consecutive singles and reach the top 32 of the Australian Open for the first time in his career.

Two-time Australian Open champion and 32-year-old Azarenka successfully defused all five break points to defeat Taichman 6-1, 6-2 to advance to the third round of the Australian Open women's singles for the 11th time in his career. Azarenka will face 15th seed Svitolina in the third round.

Former French Open champion Ostapenko overcame the disadvantage of losing a set first and finally reversed Rrisk, reaching the third round of the Australian Open for the third time after 2017 and 2018. Ostapenko will compete for a place in the round of 16 with another French Open champion, Kregitskova, in the next round.

No. 4 seed Kregitskova lost only five innings to defeat Chinese player Wang Xiyu to advance to the third round of the Australian Open women's singles for the first time in her career. After Wang Qiang reversed Van Uytfank to advance to the women's singles round of 32, Zhang Shuai/Stosur and Xu Yipan/Yang Zhaoxuan won the opening red in the women's doubles field, and the Chinese team's record of 8-8 wins in the main australian open was terminated.