French Open 2026: Mirra Andreeva reaches her second Major semi-final
What's the story
Russia's Mirra Andreeva reached the 2026 French Open semi-final after beating Sorana Cirstea. Andreeva claimed a 6-0, 6-3 win in the women's singles quarter-final on Court Philippe-Chatrier within an hour. She made it to her second Grand Slam semi-final, with both of them coming at Roland Garros. She is yet to reach a Major final. Here are the key stats.
Stats
A look at match stats
Andreeva won 57 points and 18 winners throughout the match. She served the match's only three aces. The Russian had a win percentage of 74 and 56 on her first and second serves, respectively. She converted all six of her break points. While Andreeva won seven of her eight net points, both players recorded 15-plus unforced errors.
Journey
Second Major semi-final
As mentioned, Andreeva made it to her second Grand Slam women's singles semi-final. She also played the 2024 Roland Garros semis. Andreeva now has a win-loss record of 16-3 at the French Open and 36-12 at Grand Slams. She won her 34th match of the season, including team events. It was also her 20th clay-court win of the season, as per WTA.
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Andreeva reaches these landmarks
As per Opta, Andreeva is the sixth-youngest woman in the Open Era to reach her second singles semi-final at Roland Garros. She now has the most main-draw Roland Garros wins (16) among teenagers in the 2000s, surpassing Coco Gauff.