Summary
Francesca Jones, a British tennis player ranked 72 in the world, reached the Auckland Classic quarter-finals despite dealing with an injury. She won a tough match against Austrian player Sinja Kraus after initially struggling. Jones also discussed the challenges she faced due to the weather and her genetic condition.
Key Facts
- Francesca Jones won against world number 15 Emma Navarro at the Auckland Classic.
- She played against Sinja Kraus, overcoming a one-set deficit after calling for a physiotherapist twice.
- Jones won 1-6, 6-4, 6-1 in the match against Kraus.
- Jones was born with Ectrodactyly Ectodermal Dysplasia (EEC), affecting her fingers and toes.
- She struggled with hot weather conditions in Auckland but managed to save nine out of 13 break points.
- Francesca Jones is currently ranked 72 in the world.
- She will face Chinese player Wang Xinyu in the next round.
- The article also mentions Iga Swiatek's performance in the United Cup, where she helped Poland reach the quarter-finals.
