The 2017 National Youth Games gold medallist said she became more disciplined with her fitness training and diet regime which saw her mobility on court improve. “In fact I was a bit concerned going into the match as she (Tomic) used to beat me easily in a junior match years ago. But I’m playing so much better now and was able to give her a tough match,” said Watsachol who is confident in the next match against Pranjala Yadlapalli of India. Patcharin CheapcharndejPatcharin, one of the most improved Thai players this year, also advanced following a 6-1 6-0 demolition over Beatrice Gumulya of Indonesia. Varunya was the other Thai remaining in the singles draw after she beat Caroline Romeo of France 6-1 7-6 (7-5).

Source: The Nation Bangkok August 02, 2017 10:07 UTC