Sloane Stephens Out, Caroline Wozniacki Drove to the Fourth Round of Indian Wells

Danish Australian Open champion Caroline Wozniacki was forced to play extra hard before succumbing Aliaksandra Sasnovich with a 6-4, 2-6, 6-3 win at BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells.

Wozniacki made the parties who had been criticizing him for silence when he won his first Grand Slam title of the season at the Australian Open and became the first Danish women to win a Grand Slam title.

"I managed to rediscover the rhythm of my game and play with more stable," said Wozniacki.

In the last game, Wozniacki used the opportunity and asked that the referee of the line see again Sasnovich's declared stroke of the line. The recording shows that the decision of the line referee called his ball went wrong.

It put a 30-30 draw and Wozniacki won two of the next three points he needed to take the third set and pass it into the fourth round.

Wozniacki stated that the field conditions made it a little difficult, but he managed to make adjustments.

"The field here really can make you trouble. That's why you see a lot of defeat. The bolts soar really high and sluggish. Both of these can make you trouble. However, at the same time, I am trying to adapt, do my best, and try to move well, "added Wozniacki, who won 64 percentage points from his first serve in a match that lasted 2 hours 17 minutes.

With victory over Belarussian tennis player Sasnovich, world number two Woznicaki strolled into the fourth round at Indian Wells to face Russian tennis seed Daria Kasatkina who was able to set aside US Open champion last season, Sloane Stephens 6-4 , 6-3.

In the other third round match, seventh seeded player, Caroline Garcia successfully overthrew Daria Gavrilova with 7-5, 6-4. Danielle Collins also won her third round match and plucked a 6-4, 6-4 win over Sofya Zhuk.