Swiatek used her particular revenge against Noskova in Indian Wells

Iga Swiatek advanced this Sunday at round of 16 of Indian Wells WTA 1000 after losing 6-4 and 6-0 in czech Linda Noskova in a match with two very marked sides. The first, the opening set, forced Swiatek to give it her all. The second, one from the next, allowed the Pole to break free to dominate the match.

It was on a day where the world number 1 took revenge on her after the match against Noskova that she suffered in the past Australian Open. There, having not found a good feeling since the start of the tournament, he was overcome by the brilliant Czech, 3-6, 6-3 and 6-4 in the third round that dazzled the draw and marked a surprising end to the streak. in the eighteen-game winning streak Swiatek had during that time.

The world number 1 therefore warned against a Noskova who started the match at a high level. Fearful of rallies, even trying to break Swiatek’s rhythm from the back of the court with several drop shots, the Czech managed to break the Pole’s serve early to go up 1-2 and climb towards 2-4. Then, in his next serve game, when Swiatek saved three break points which is the definite incentive for his game.

As they went from a possible 2-5 to 3-4 which definitely boosted the spirits of the world number 1. From then on, Swiatek was able to dominate from the bottom, create a difference from the rest and let his arm go to win the total number of games played since then: ten in total to go from 2-4 to 6-4 and 6-0 where they closed out the match.

In this way, Swiatek advanced to the round of 16 where the Kazakh awaits him Yulia Putintseva, in a good moment of playing in this tournament after successfully leaving two important players such as Ekaterina Alexandrova (7-5 ​​​​and 6-1) and Madison Keys (6-4 and 6-1). It’s another level test for the world number 1. The winner will face the winner in an explosive rivalry between Angelique Kerber and Caroline Wozniacki.