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A roundup of Wimbledon day three’s most important and eventful matches.
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An indomitable performance from 19 year old Brit Laura Robson to defeat world #10 Kirilenko.
There’s been a lot of hype surrounding Robson at such a tender age in the past year after her Silver at London 2012 and strong performances in the US and Madrid Open. She’s also developing a reputation as a giantkiller – of her eight Grand Slam wins, four came against seeded players.
Today, she lived up to it, putting in a mature performance and dominating Kirilenko in the serve.
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Rounding up the most important and exciting matches of the second day of Wimbledon 2013.
For a full order of play, click here.
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World #2 and British favourite Andy Murray is looking more likely to win Wimbledon now than at any point in his career. He bounced back from losing the final last year to by winning Olympic gold and his first Grand Slam.
This was a confident performance from Murray against Ben Becker, son of retired tennis legend Boris, who he dispatched in straight sets in under two hours.
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Sharapova won her opening match on Centre Court in straight sets, but it was far from easy for her. 20-year old Kristina Mladenovic looks like a real prospect for the future, pushing Sharapova to a tie break in the first set and frequently clawing her way back before finally relenting late on. It took over 70 minutes before a break was achieved.
You could definitely tell Sharapova had to work for her win. By match point, it was like she had a whistle in her mouth every time she struck the ball such was the loudness of her grunts.
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Baltacha was a wildcard after returning from eight months out through injury for this Grand Slam, but she couldn’t find a way past Flavia Pennetta, who outplayed her thoroughly over two sets.
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