Person: Ruano Pascual

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Close, but Federer through

ROGER FEDERER feared for his French Open existence during his testing second-round win over Argentina’s Jose Acasuso yesterday.

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Contrasting wins for Williams sisters

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Serena joins Venus in next round

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Henin-Hardenne marches on

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Schuettler sets up dream final with Agassi

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Doubles glory for Williams sisters

Victory comes Justine time for Belgian ace

Justine Henin-Hardenne survived blisters and thigh cramps to record her first ever victory over former champion Lindsay Davenport in a titanic battle at the Australian Open that lasted three hours and 15 minutes.

Sun, 19 Jan, 2003

Few worries for Venus

Defending champion Venus Williams overcame a shaky start to comfortably beat Virginia Ruano Pascual and secure a place in the third round.

Thu, 27 Jun, 2002

Order of play at Wimbledon

Today’s order of play at Wimbledon

Tue, 25 Jun, 2002

Australian Open: Seles goes through

The opening match of the day at the Australian Open ended when Spaniard Anabel Medina Garrigues injured her knee in the seventh game against 10th seed Monica Seles.

Sun, 20 Jan, 2002

Australian Open: Capriati says she can hang on

Jennifer Capriati has said she hopes she can hang on for another week at the Australian Open, despite her hip strain.

Sat, 19 Jan, 2002

Wimbledon: Ruano Pascual falls to Russian

Virginia Ruano Pascual, the first-round victor of Martina Hingis, was beaten in straight sets by Lina Krasnoroutskaya at Wimbledon.

Wed, 27 Jun, 2001

Wimbledon: Hingis knocked out

World number one and top seed Martina Hingis suffered another first round nightmare today as Virginia Ruano Pascual racked up one of Wimbledon’s greatest shocks.

Mon, 25 Jun, 2001

Tennis: Wimbledon order of play

Wimbledon, intended order of play for Monday, June 25 prefix number denotes seeding:

Sun, 24 Jun, 2001