Typical Heather match. Lots of good work with some poor shots thrown in. Could easily have won that in straight sets. But two wins in a row will build confidence again.
And the 60 points (net 42 I think) will give a nice boost to her ranking, although four other players around that level are still in tournaments so it's hard to tell just where she will finish the week. OER suggests up 15 places to WR145
Han had an incredibly tricky game (double handed forehand and a lefty?) I thought the way her shots left the frame looked a little unpredictable. I think Heather might enjoy the flatter hitting from Wang and try to redirect the pace
The curious thing is that Han's forehand nearly always starts off as a two-handed and ends up as a one-hander - she doesn't keep the two hands on the racket like a classic two hander shot (either side) - especially on the crosscourt shots - she even does it a bit on her backhand - which is really weird
I'm impressed Hev is still standing after her two matches in these conditions. She's weary but fighting, but there was a grim inevitability that as soon as Wang got in front of was slip away.
Wang took her 3/4th break point at *3-3, then saved a couple herself (Hev didn't have much of a play I don't think), and broke again very easily.
Heather has a game point but it's saved after a long rally when Wang clips the baseline with a passing shot. Double fault costs her a second chance to escape the game. Break point saved with a gorgeous volley. Wang with a good cross court pass for another break point.
4-4*
Huge power and aggression from Wang there. All the momentum with her.