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The 17-year-old Russian powered past Jessica Pegula in straight sets to reach the WTA Finals title match at Indian Wells.
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Teenage sensation Mirra Andreeva has booked her place in the WTA Finals championship match after dispatching Jessica Pegula 6-3, 6-4 in their semifinal clash at Indian Wells.
It was the first time the two had met on court - and Andreeva made sure it was a memorable one. The young Russian was clinical throughout, never allowing Pegula to find her rhythm in a match that lasted under 90 minutes.
While Andreeva sailed through her group without dropping a single set, Pegula's journey was far more turbulent. The American needed to save a match point against Linda Noskova just to reach the semifinals - a dramatic escape that ultimately proved a false dawn.
Andreeva will now wait to discover her championship opponent. The second semifinal pits Noskova, who topped her group, against Elina Svitolina - the sole former champion remaining in the draw. It promises to be a fascinating contest in its own right.
The final will be broadcast free of charge on Tennis Channel 2, giving fans open access to the tournament's conclusion.
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