South Africa’s Isabella Kruger and Zoe Kruger claimed silver after losing to Russians Alina Charaeva and Ekaterina Reyngold in the doubles final of the Wiphold
Tournament top seed Laura Pigossi beat Manon Leonard while Hanne Vandewinkel stunned Gabriela Knutson to contest the singles final, while SA sisters Isabella and Zoe
South African sisters Isabella and Zoe Kruger will compete in the semifinals of the Wiphold International doubles on Friday, as they moved within two steps
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Two South African pairings progressed to the doubles quarterfinals on Thursday at the ITF World Tennis Tour W50 tournament, after SA no. 1 Isabella Kruger
South Africa’s top-ranked player Isabella Kruger and Marilouise van Zyl won passage through to the second round of the Wiphold International, an ITF women’s $40,000
South Africa’s top-ranked player Isabella Kruger will lead a five-member South African contingent when they face international competitors at the second successive ITF World Tennis
Israel’s unseeded Lina Glushko wrapped up a spectacular all-round effort to win the singles and doubles titles of the Wiphold International at TuksTennis in Pretoria
The unseeded Lina Glushko continued her impressive run at the ITF W50 women’s tournament by stunning top seed Laura Pigossi of Brazil in their semifinal
Isabella Kruger had to work hard to put up a fight on Thursday, but she was delighted to gain more valuable experience, losing her quarter-final
SA No 1 Isabella Kruger held her nerve to defeat Ekaterina Shalimova in three sets at the $40,000 Wiphold Int. tournament in Pretoria on Wednesday,
Teenager Lilitha Ndungane and SA No 1 Isabella Kruger were the two local players keeping their title hopes alive at the $40,000 Wiphold International women’s
