
Zheng Qinwen defeated former champion Iga Swiatek at the US Open, coming back from 5-0 down to win a set for the second consecutive match, according to ThisDay Live. The victory extended Zheng's impressive run at the tournament, securing her place in the next round. The blurb does not specify the final score or which round the win advanced her to.
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