Dayana Yastremska (Ukraine) is making a forehand return during the Australian Open women's singles quarterfinal match against Linda Noskova (Czech Republic) on the 24th. Yastremska won 2-0 (6-3, 6-4) and advanced to the semifinals.

Dayana Yastremska (24, Ukraine), who went through the preliminaries, advanced to the semifinals of the Australian Open main draw.

Jastremska, ranked 93rd in the women's singles world rankings, defeated Linda Noskova (Czech Republic, ranked 50th) 2-0 (6-3, 6-4) in the Australian Open tennis quarterfinals on the 24th and advanced to the semifinals. Noskova, who is 19 years and 2 months old, defeated world number one Iga Sibiontech (Poland) in the round of 32. Yastremska silenced Noskova's 'teen sensation' in 1 hour and 18 minutes.

With this victory, Yastremska became the fifth female player to advance through the preliminaries to the semifinals of a major tournament since 1968, when professional players were allowed to participate in major tournaments. If we limit ourselves to the women's singles at the Australian Open, her first major tournament of the season, it has been 46 years since Christine Dory (Australia) in 1978. “The previous record was a really long time ago, before I was even born,” Yastremska said. This is a new record for our generation. “I’m happy to write new history,” she said. In tennis history, the only player to go through the preliminaries and win the championship is Emma Radukanu (Great Britain), the 2021 US Open women's singles champion. Yastremska was as high as 21st in the world at one point in 2020, but she fell to 106th last season and she had to go through qualifying. “I am proud of our people who are still fighting the war,” Yastremska said after her victory that day. “I think I have a mission here,” she said. 토토사이트