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Mumbai Open: Indian No 3 Pranjala Yadlapalli qualifies for first WTA event after beating Oksana Kalashnikova in straight sets
•Indian number 3 Pranjala Yadlapalli beat Georgian opponent Oksana Kalashnikova 6-4. 6-3 in just above an hour to qualify for her first ever WTA event in the Mumbai Open
Mumbai Open: World No 57 Zheng Saisai named top seed; former World No 2 Vera Zvonareva, Sabine Lisicki also in fray
•Zheng has two singles and three doubles WTA titles to her credit, while Jakupovic has two WTA doubles titles.
Meet Aryna Sabalenka, the 19-year-old rising star from Belarus, who won her first WTA title at Mumbai Open
Nikhila Makker •Aryna Sabalenka won her maiden WTA title at the Mumbai Open. Her power game and determined approach make her one of the rising star to watch out for.
Mumbai Open: Aryna Sabalenka cruises into final; Dalila Jakupovic in line for double crowns
Fpsports •Dalila Jakupovic set herself up in line for a double crown at Mumbai Open by rallying from a set down to overcome her higher-ranked opponent Sabina Sharipova.
Mumbai Open: Ankita Raina loses in quarters but goes home richer in experience and self-belief
Nikhila Makker •The quarter-final appearance at the Mumbai Open and victories over players ranked higher than her are a timely, much-needed boost for Ankita Raina.
Mumbai Open: Ankita Raina ousted by Amandine Hesse in quarters despite valiant fight
•Ankita Raina fought tooth and nail against Amandine Hesse but succumbed after an hour, 48 minutes with the French woman winning 6-3, 7-6 (4).
Mumbai Open: Rutuja Bhosale loses to Deniz Khazaniuk, leaving Ankita Raina sole Indian in singles event
•An erratic Rutuja Bhosale, blowing hot and cold, went down in straight sets to higher-ranked Israeli opponent and qualifier Deniz Khazaniuk in the singles first round of the $125,000 L&T Mumbai Open in Mumbai on Tuesday as the Indian challenge dwindled in the WTA event.
Mumbai Open: India to host its first WTA 125K event after five years in November
•MSLTA had recently bagged the hosting rights of India's ATP World Tour event, Chennai Open and it was re-branded as Maharashtra Open, to be held in Pune.