Ash Barty defeats Danielle Collins for Australian Open women's title
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Ash Barty stormed to the Australian Open title after beating Danielle Collins in straight sets, 6-3 7-6(2), to become the first home singles champion at the Grand Slam for 44 years. The top seed ended the drought for an Australian singles champion at Melbourne Park going back to Christine O'Neil in 1978 to emulate her compatriot in style on Rod Laver Arena. Ad/> Remarkably, the world No.
World number one Ash Barty brings the Australian Open women's title down under for the first time in 44 years, fighting back from two breaks down in the second set to beat Danielle Collins 6-3, 7-6 (7/2) in the final.
Ash Barty is looking to win her third career grand slam women's singles title against Danielle Collins and become the first Australian woman since Chris O'Neil in 1978 to lift the trophy at Melbourne Park.
Training in Brisbane could be part of the secret to tennis world number one Ash Barty's success at the Australian Open.
Australians, Melburnians in particular, have not had much to cheer about having had to endure some of the world’s toughest coronavirus restrictions. The pandemic is not over, but restrictions are being eased and Australians could have a party on Saturday night. Ad/> Ash Barty, who has been charged with the task of bringing Australian Open glory to her home country, is one match away from banging down the door and getting her hands on the trophy.
If Ash Barty is feeling pressure in her quest to be the first local player to win the Australian Open women's singles title in 44 years, the world number one is hiding it behind a brilliant poker face
Ash Barty is set to become the first Aussie to play in the Australian Open women's singles final in more than 40 years.