Indonesian-Russian Duo Storm into Semifinals of Bad Homburg Open 2026

RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta - Indonesian tennis player Aldila Sutjiadi and Russian veteran Vera Zvonareva showcased commanding efficiency to secure a place in the semifinals of the 2026 Bad Homburg Open, sweeping aside Slovenia’s Andreja Klepac and Nika Radisic in straight sets on Thursday, June 25.

The quarterfinal clash on the grass courts of the WTA 500 event in Bad Homburg, Germany, ended swiftly as Sutjiadi/Zvonareva sealed a 6-1, 6-2 victory, according to WTA records.

Their dominance was evident from the opening game, breaking serve immediately and piling on two more breaks to close the first set 6-1, Antara reported.

Momentum carried into the second set, where the Indonesia-Russia duo maintained relentless pressure, dictating rallies and closing out the match 6-2. Their sharp serving and precise returns left Klepac/Radisic with little room to respond.

Match statistics underline the superiority: Sutjiadi/Zvonareva landed 69 percent of first serves and captured 81 percent of points behind them, while the Slovenians managed just 59 percent. The winners also avoided any double faults, in contrast to five from their opponents.

Break‑point efficiency underscored the gap between the two sides. Sutjiadi/Zvonareva converted five of 11 chances while Klepac/Radisic failed to take either of their two opportunities. In total, the winning pair collected 55 points to their opponents’ 32, including 27 on return.

The win propels Sutjiadi and Zvonareva into the semifinals, where they will face Taiwan’s Hsieh Su-wei and China’s Wang Xinyu. ***