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Hartono, Arianne2

Hozumi, Eri0

Yamaguchi, Mei2

Plipuech, Peangtarn0

Vickery, Sachia2

Jeong, Bo-Young0

Gleason, Quinn1

Lee, Ya-Hsuan2

Da, Bin Kim0

Khromacheva, Irina2

Liang, En Shuo2

Kumkhum, Luksika1

Mattek Sands,Bethanie1

Zaytseva, Ksenia2

Park, Sohyun0

Ku, Yeonwoo1

Hartono, Arianne2

Khromacheva, Irina0

Liang, En Shuo2

Yamaguchi, Mei0

Vickery, Sachia2

Zaytseva, Ksenia1

Ku, Yeonwoo2

Lee, Ya-Hsuan1

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Fritz beats Zverev again to reach Halle final

Taylor Fritz's impressive form on grass continues as he beats French Open champion Alexander Zverev to reach the final in Halle.

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