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Daniela, Kim advance

AFP, Indian Wells
Daniela Hantuchova opened defence of her biggest career triumph on Friday with a 6-2, 6-3 victory over Petra Mandula in the second round of the Pacific Life Open WTA Tour tier I tennis tournament.
The third-seeded Hantuchova won her lone career title here last year, defeating Justine Henin in the fourth round and former world No. 1 Martina Hingis in the final to become the lowest seed in history to win a Tier I event.
"I felt a lot of pressure before the first match, so I was glad to get through it without any problems today," said Hantuchova, who received a first-round bye as a seeded player. "As soon as I stepped onto the court it reminded me so much of last year."
The 19-year-old Slovakian has not won another tournament, but reached her third straight Grand Slam quarter-final at the Australian Open in January. She has advanced to at least the quarterfinals in all four WTA Tour tournaments she has played this year, including a semifinal showing last month at Antwerp.
Hantuchova next meets Slovenia's Katarina Srebotnik, who defeated Belgian Els Callens 6-4, 60.
Top seed Kim Clijsters of Belgium held off Fabiola Zuluaga, 6-3, 7-5. Clijsters, a finalist here in
2001, won the final four games of the match to record her second win in as many meetings with the Colombian.
"The whole match she served really well but it's at those moments (serving for the set) that you get nervous," the Belgian said. "If she plays that game too well then there may be nothing you can do, but I tried to not give her a lead in that game and to keep the pressure on."
"They (lower ranked players) aren't used to being in those situations," Clijsters added. "It's definitely moments like that that you have to believe in yourself."
Clijsters lost in the second round to Nathalie Dechy here last year after a bye.
"There are so many other tournaments during the year that I never think about what I did the year before when I come back to a tournament," she said. "But I love to play here and it's nice to be back. Last year I had a shoulder injury and I was just happy to play.
Clijsters opened the season by taking the title at Sydney. She had won 23 of her last 24 matches dating to last year before a disappointing semi-final loss to eventual champion Serena Williams at the Australian Open. But the 19-year-old rebounded by reaching the final at her last two events.
Last week, Clijsters lost the Scottsdale final to doubles partner Ai Sugiyama.
No. 6 Jelena Dokic of Yugoslavia became the highest seed to lose after falling, 6-1, 5-7, 6-3, to world No. 87 Barbara Ritter of Germany.
Dokic, a winner of five titles, is yet to reach a semi-final in five tournament appearances this year. But she is hoping the results will come after starting to work with Heinz Gunthardt, the former coach of Steffi Graf.
"He's much tougher than other coaches I've worked with," she said. "He knows exactly what we need to work on."
Eighth seed Chanda Rubin eased past French qualifier Marion Bartoli, 6-4, 6-3, to notch her 15th victory in 21 matches at this event.
Rubin reached the semifinals here in 1999 and the quarter-finals on three other occasions, but missed last year's event after undergoing knee surgery.
"Last year I was sitting out at this time of the year, doing rehab and watching it on TV," she said. "I feel fortunate to be healthy now and that the tennis can take care of itself."
In other results among the top 16 seeds, No. 10 Magdalena Maleeva of Bulgaria outlasted Stephanie Cohen-Aloro of France 6-3, 2-6, 7-6 (7/1), Zimbabwe's
Cara Black handed No. 11 Anna Pistolesi of Israel her fourth straight defeat, 7-6 (7/3), 6-3, No. 15 Dechy thrashed Russia's Evgenia Koulikovskaya, 6-2, 6-1,
and No. 16 Amanda Coetzer of South African routed Klara Koukalova of the Czech Republic 62, 6-2.