Wimbledon Seventh seed Mirra Andreeva reserved her place in the second round with 6-3 6-3 victories over Mayar Sherif after the nerve start on Tuesday, with an 18-year-old now the youngest woman in this year’s tournament.

Great things from a Russian teenager who arrived the fourth round on his debine in the club All England as a 16-year-old, but he quickly works in his opening this time on the hot and humid court 3 by the Energy Sheriff.

Nervous Andieva I found myself 2-0 down at the beginning, but they broke out when Sheriff hit wide. The couple is traded again, fighting against the basic battle, but Andreeva took a key 4-3 lead with a powerful winner on the line.

She broke her again and requested a set with another backhand, this time was passing 86.-ranked Egypt as Andreeva in trust and began to show the type of agility and dexterity that made many successes in themselves.

The lost break at the beginning of the second run is Russian to speed up in frustration. She took care not to spend the other, breaking down to go 3-1 up and there were no problems in closing a match.

Andreeva, coaching former Wimbledon champion Conchita MartinezWill the next Italian rank face Lucia Bronzetti for a place in the third round.

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