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Navarro into semis at Bad Homburg as Wozniacki retires due to injury

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Navarro Into Semis At Bad Homburg As Wozniacki Retires Due To Injury

By IANS News June 27, 2024 • 23:48 PM View: 276

Bad Homburg Open: World No.19 Emma Navarro advanced to her fifth semifinal of the season after he opponent, former No.1 Caroline Wozniacki had to retire with an injury in their quarterfinal clash in the Bad Homburg Open here on Thursday.

Navarro trailed by a break in the opening set and served down 5-3 when Wozniacki slipped and fell on game point while chasing down a drop shot.

After taking a medical timeout, Wozniacki held serve to close out the set at 6-4 but won just one more game in the match and retired with a left knee injury at 4-6, 6-1, 1-0.

TAGS Emma Navarro Bad Homburg Open Caroline Wozniacki WTA Tour Bad Homburg World No Jaqueline Cristian Peyton Stearns Elina Svitolina Veronika Kudermetova

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