Betway Scores

Thu, 23 April

Romania - W15 Bucharest

FT

Diana-Ioana Simionescu Craciun Georgia

6²1

7⁷6

Romania - W15 Bucharest

FT

Diana-Ioana Simionescu Anastasia Kulikova

Romania - W15 Bucharest

FT

Maria Sara PopaDiana-Ioana Simionescu

7⁷6

6⁴2

Romania - W15 Bucharest

FT

Diana-Ioana Simionescu Elena Ruxandra Bertea

Romania - W15 Bucharest

FT

Alessia MarinescuDiana-Ioana Simionescu

FT

Diana-Ioana Simionescu Oana Georgeta Simion

576⁴

757⁷

Romania - W35 Brasov

FT

Diana-Ioana SimionescuAngela Fita Boluda

Romania - W75 Bucharest

FT

Diana-Ioana Simionescu Sada Nahimana

Romania - W75 Bucharest

FT

Alevtina IbragimovaDiana-Ioana Simionescu

Turkey - W15 Antalya

FT

Diana-Ioana Simionescu Laia Petretic

FT

Alice RameDiana-Ioana Simionescu

266

622

Turkey - W15 Antalya

FT

Diana-Ioana Simionescu Karine Sarkisova

FT

Amariei IlincaDiana-Ioana Simionescu

754

576

FT

Diana-Ioana Simionescu Yelyzaveta Kotliar

263

626

Turkey - W15 Antalya

FT

Diana-Ioana Simionescu Ekaterina Ovcharenko

646

163

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