Heise now has both a suspended singles SF and a suspended doubles QF ( winners due to play Emily+ in the SF ). The other singles and doubles finalists are in situ awaiting it all to unravel.
Only the one court scheduled today - first singles SF, second singles SF, unfinished doubles QF, doubles SF ?! - so rather than split the singles SFs they played the other one first, delaying the one for players with doubles commitments until it rained again.
Edit : Ah, actually I see that Kung, the winner of the first singles SF, is Heise's doubles partner. Still having the singles SFs going on simultaneously would have helped ( though clearly I don't know why they didn't or maybe couldn't do this ).
-- Edited by indiana on Friday 12th of January 2018 10:38:44 PM
Good come back from Emily though, 15-40 down on Heise's serve, Emily survived three game points in all, got a BP and won it... then held serve comfortably to love. 6-3 4-2*
Well, she's done it and congrats to Emily... Saves two BPs against her then wins on her second match point
This is now a definite CH win for her, and with the other win against a top 400 player in the QF, marks Emily's two best wins in succession, and will push her ranking to a CH herself, regardless of the final tomorrow, against another obviously talented young Swiss miss.
-- Edited by Michael D on Saturday 13th of January 2018 04:18:08 PM
Albeit, this time, by virtue of playing only the one set so far this tournament, Emily is nevertheless half way towards making her fourth consecutive $15K doubles final. She leads with Caty, 6-2
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