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On July 28th, Beijing time, the WTA International Tour 2017 Jiangxi Open entered the women's singles quarter finals. Wang Yafan defeated Xie Shuwei 7-6 (7)/6-0, Peng Shuai 7-6 (2)/6-0 and defeated Zhu Lin with a free egg. Han Xinyun won four consecutive games 6-1/7-5 against Rodionova, while Lu Jingjing lost 2-6/3-6 to Nippon Yoshino. This resulted in all four semifinals, with Chinese players occupying three seats.

Wang Yafan took the lead in playing against Chinese Taipei player Xie Shuwei. The two had previously won a match against Xie Shuwei, and after yesterday's game, Wang Yafan also expressed that she was not very good at playing players of the same type as Xie Shuwei. Today, she hoped to play with speed to make Xie Shuwei's ball path change less smoothly. At the beginning of the game, the two exchanged serve innings, and then both sides kept serving without any surprises. In the eighth inning, Xie Shuwei suddenly put in a push, Seizing the fluctuation of Wang Yafan's serve state to achieve a second break, but the tenacious Wang Yafan immediately broke Xie Shuwei's serve winning inning and saved a counting reserve in the 10th inning, bringing the score to 5-5. After each reserve, the game entered the tiebreaker.

In the beginning of the first set, it was difficult for both of them to defend their serve points. After a 3-3 switch, Wang Yafan suddenly put in a strong effort to win 3 points in a row and score 6-3 to get the count. As a result, she played the game of losing 4 points in a row, but fell 6-7 to let Xie Shuwei get the count again. At this time, Wang Yafan, who had a big heart, kept his serve points safe and won 3 points in a row, winning this dramatic first set with 9-7. In the second set, Wang Yafan saved three break points to start, but Xie Shuwei, who had repeatedly missed opportunities, was somewhat disheartened. Her form had no significant fluctuations, and mistakes were also frequent. Wang Yafan took advantage of the winning pursuit and sent eggs in the next six innings to win the next set, achieving a 9-game winning streak after recovering from injury. After the 2014 Guangzhou Open, she once again made it to the semifinals of the tour.

In the semi-finals, Wang Yafan's opponent was Japanese girl Nibi Noishu, who defeated Lu Jingjing 6-2/6-3. Lu Jingjing, who broke through from the qualifying rounds, played four games in a week, and the last two have been three set battles. However, Nippon Nokai received a withdrawal gift yesterday and almost effortlessly entered the quarter finals. The physical gap was reflected in the competition. After each of the first four innings was guaranteed, Nippon Nokai seized the opportunity to win four innings in a row, winning 6-2. In the second set, she took advantage of Lu Jingjing's loss of focus and won three innings in a row, winning 6-3, Ending Lu Jingjing's 7-game winning streak against Japanese players.

In the second half of the game, Peng Shuai and Zhu Lin played a derby. Peng Shuai started the game slowly and was broken due to poor serve in the fourth inning. Zhu Lin took a 4-1 lead and after each protected serve, Zhu Lin brought the score to 5-2. At this time, experience helped Peng Shuai. She patiently dealt with her opponents, improved stability, reduced error rates, and won 8 points in a row, bringing the score back to 5-5. In the 12th inning, Peng Shuai saved the inventory and dragged the game into the tiebreaker, Peng Shuai, who scored even better in key points, won the first set 7-2. Affected by the big lead in the first set but ultimately losing, Zhu Lin lost all her momentum in the second set. Peng Shuai took over the game and broke to lead 5-0 in a row. In the sixth set, Zhu Lin sent three match points 0-40. Despite her resolving one by one, Peng Shuai still won two points in a row and sent the eggs to win. He made it to the semifinals of the tour for the third time this year.

Peng Shuai will once again play a derby with his compatriots in the semi-finals, against Han Xinyun. Han Xinyun's opponent in the quarter finals is Rodeo Nova, and they have played against Han Xinyun three times before without losing a set. In the first set today, Han Xinyun missed the starting point and was broken, but then everything was under her control. After quickly breaking back, she successfully protected her serve, and in the fourth set, she broke again to open the score. Next, Han Xinyun took advantage of the heat and played three consecutive innings, sending out the Invisible Egg to win the first set 6-1.

In the second set, Rodeo Nova launched a comeback and drew twice after being broken first. In the first six innings, the two sides fought to 3-3, and in the seventh inning, the Australian sent a love game. Under pressure, Han Xinyun made mistakes and fell 0-40 in the beginning of the eighth inning. However, she stubbornly saved the break points one by one, and ultimately miraculously saved the break. With morale boosted, Han Xinyun broke a 5-4 lead in the ninth inning, despite being broken in the subsequent serve winning game, However, Han Xinyun remained calm and won two games in a row before moving on to the quarterfinals with a score of 7-5.

The total prize money for the 2017 Jiangxi Open Tennis Tournament was 250000 US dollars, with championship points of 280 points. The event was hosted by the Jiangxi Provincial People's Government, organized by the Jiangxi Provincial Sports Bureau, Nanchang Municipal People's Government, and the China Tennis Association, and co hosted by Jiangxi Sports Development Co., Ltd., Jiangxi Tennis Sports Management Center, and Nanchang International Sports Center. The competition will be held from July 24th to July 30th at the Nanchang International Sports Center. In order to give back to the fans who love tennis, this year's ticket prices are unprecedented, with a minimum of 30 yuan to enjoy the international tennis visual feast. Please enter the official website of the event to purchase tickets（ http://jxopen.net ）Or designated ticketing cooperation website for the event, Damai Network（ https://piao.damai.cn/125813.html ）Purchase tickets directly.

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