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2024 Champion Semenistaja Highlights Growth Of Mumbai Open WTA 125K Series While Eyeing Another Title Run
With a current ranking of World No. 99 in Women’s Singles, the 23-year-old came into the tournament after recently featuring in the main draw of the Australian Open. With first seed Lulu Sun withdrawing from the tournament, Darja Semenistaja is now the top seed and will be hoping to reclaim the title. She opened her campaign with a composed straight-sets win over Italy’s Diletta Cherubini as she settled into the tournament.
Darja Semenistaja had an amazing campaign in the third edition of L&T Mumbai Open when she claimed her maiden WTA 125 Singles title, beating Australia’s Storm Hunter, a leading Doubles player on the WTA Tour.
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