Unseeded at Melbourne Park, Magda Linette was not expected to make much of an impression in the tournament, but the Polish world number 45 now finds herself on the cusp of reaching the championship decider.
abc.net.au/news/australian-open-magda-linette-aryna-sabalenka-semifinals/101893632In the build-up to this year's Australian Open, commentators and fans alike were tipping a Polish player to break through and win the tournament for the first time.She had never been past the third round in her previous Australian Open visitsNow at the semifinal stage in Melbourne, a Polish player is still in contention for the women's title, however, it is not the one most expected.
But the three-time major champion exited the Australian Open in the fourth round, leaving unseeded Magda Linette as the only Pole left in the draw.
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