2018 Australian Open Women's Singles《Round 3》Su-Wei Hsieh vs Agnieszka Radwanska

No.

Heads or tails?

Tails is a call.

And we have tails.

Stay here,

so that side.

Receive!

Yep!

OK.

Thomas Sweeney,

our chair umpire for this third round encounter.

Love 15.

So, it's really quite difficult to tell where she's going.

Nice overhead.

Game.

(CROWD CHEERING)

She was on the attack there,

step well inside the baseline.

Highest #2 in the world.

(CROWD CHEERING)

She's made it.

Good hands.

Covering the angle.

No,

that's too strong.

Too good.

Once again,

it's the disguise.

Radwanska needed a bit of luck there and didn't get it.

So, Radwanska.

You know,

and it's a hard way to play matches.

She's so comfortable at the net.

Isn't she?

That consolidates the break.

15 Love.

And serves it out.

So, it's.

Well judging by that rally,

the plan has set.

Game shift.

(CLAP SOUNDS)

In women's tennis.

Oh,

wrong way.

She'll be mad with herself for that.

Good clean hitting.

She's stunned Radwanska here in the first 31

minutes on Margaret Catarina and takes the first set,

6 games to 2.

We haven't played a point for 8 minutes.

Love 15.

That's just too good.

You know,

nothing really wrong with that return.

It was deep.

Game shift.

That's a good serve.

Cramped up the body.

Good deep serve and leads one last.

Too good.

Full credit

to the Taiwanese player.

Game shift.

Well that's missed by a long way.

That's in.

Break point.

And again.

Game Radwanska.

That's a well constructed point.

An abrupt halt.

So, no doubt this has been the best game quality-wise for the match.

Well that is an important hold for Radwanska, and we're

at an even keel in the second set at 2 all.

15 Love.

Game shift.

Well,

again,

that's an impressive

service game.

Oh,

how good is that?

What a point.

Again,

the drop shot does the trick.

It's in.

What a rally.

Point of the match.

Even

says clapping Radwanska.

(CROWD CHEERING)

How good's that?

How good was that?

30 Love.

That's a good first serve.

It's almost as quick.

And another one

Game.

To finish the point off just a little bit hesitant.

And of course once you miss that opportunity.

To love in fact.

Just a bit too tentative that time which shows Su-Wei

and more aggressive Radwanska and levels it up at 5 all.

It doesn't take much.

Does it?

Game shift.

Su-Wei holds.

Nicely done.

Little bit adventurous from Radwanska.

Yes,

it's one of her biggest victories.

Two sets to Love. That's 6-2, 7-5.