"You know, it's always a joy when you can control the match," she smiled afterwards. "The win makes her the oldest woman to reach the third round at the French Open since Billie-Jean King in 1982, .Next up is either Dutch qualifier Richel Hogenkamp or Belgian Elise Mertens. "I don't think I have played either in singles, so it will be interesting to, like, see how that ball is coming at me," she mused. "I just want to win, so whoever I play, I just would like to win that match. "She knows exactly what it's like out there, and she's had a lot of success here.

Source: Times of India May 31, 2017 12:11 UTC