Mirra Andreeva showcased her remarkable talent by defeating Maria Sakkari in straight sets during their second-round match at the Australian Open. The match took place at Margaret Court Arena, where Andreeva dominated with a score of 6-0, 6-4, extending her impressive winning streak to eight matches.
Match Overview
Andreeva quickly established control, winning the first eight games of the match. Sakkari struggled with unforced errors, contributing to her inability to find a rhythm early on. The Greek player, who is currently ranked World No. 7, faced significant challenges against the 18-year-old Andreeva, who is the highest-ranked teenager on the WTA Tour.
Key Statistics from the Match
- Duration: The match lasted for one hour and 17 minutes.
- First Set: Andreeva secured a bagel, marking her first 6-0 set since the 2025 US Open.
- Break Points: Andreeva broke Sakkari’s serve five times, including in crucial moments to take a 5-4 lead in the second set.
- Unforced Errors: Sakkari tallied 27 unforced errors throughout the match.
- Winners: Sakkari managed only seven winners, zero in the first set.
- First Serve Points: Sakkari won 15% of her first serve points in the first set, improving to 41% by the end of the match.
- Rally Points: Andreeva won 29 out of 55 points in rallies of four shots or fewer.
Andreeva’s Rising Star
With this victory, Andreeva continues to carve her name into tennis history. She is now one of only four players to achieve 30 or more Grand Slam singles wins before turning 19, joining the ranks of legends like Maria Sharapova and Coco Gauff.
Next Matchup
Andreeva will advance to the third round of the Australian Open, where she is set to face Elena-Gabriela Ruse. This next match promises to be exciting as it marks their first encounter on the WTA Tour.
As the tournament progresses, Andreeva’s impressive form makes her a player to watch closely.
