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Spirlea, Capriati pull out
AMELIA ISLAND. Florida, Apr 10: Top seed Jana Novotna of Czech Republic won a 4-6. 6-4. 6-0 second-round match at the Bausch and Lamb Championships, and two prominent players withdrew because of injuries on Wednesday, reports Reuter.
Defending champion Irina Spirlea of Romania and Jennifer Capriati of the US were the latest players to be forced out of the 450,000 US dollars tournament for health reasons. On Tuesday. Monica Seles withdrew with bronchitis and a fever.
On the court. 16-year-oid Venus Williams lost to Chanda Rubin 6-4. 6-0 in a 62-minute, second-round match.
Also winning second-round matches Wednesday were eighth seed Iva Majoli of Croatia, ninth seed Mary Joe Fernandez
of the US. 11th seed Mary Pierce of France. 12th seed Amanda Coetzer of South Africa and 13th seed Brenda Schultz-McCarthy of the Netherlands.
A sprained right wrist forced the seventh seeded Spirlea to withdraw. As a result wild-card entrant Marlene Weingartner of Germany advanced to the third round.
The 27th-ranked Capriati, who is not scheduled to play again until the first weeK in May. suffered a groin injury and could not play in her scheduled match against lucky loser Amriana Diaz Oliva.
It's very disappointing, it's a bummer," Capriati said. "I have to rest it at least for a few more days for it to fully recover. I've been playing really well, so I felt I had chances here."
At 4-4 in the first set. the fourth-ranked Novotna played two tentative games to lose the
In the second set. Novotna went ahead 5-2 and was serving for the set in the eighth game. She failed to take advantage of five set points in the eighth game and had to wait until serving in the I Oth game to even the score at one set piece.
Novotna played spectacular tennis in the third set. never losing a game and winning 25 of the 36 points in the set.
The 30th-ranked Rubin and 102nd-ranked Williams played each other close for the first eight games of the match. That's when Rubin took over, winning the final eight games. Rubin lost only six points in her final four service games.
At first. Rubin had difficulty dealing with Williams' serve, but then she started to control
the match by dictating the points.
"She has the power and she has the shots, but moving her around the court definitely was to my advantage." Rubin said.
By the end of the first set. I was playing well and took her out of her game."
Williams said of the loss. "I don't think I did too much wrong, it's just Chanda did everything right. She didn't give me any opportunities back, she capltalisea on everything."