Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría secured their place in the semi-finals by once again prevailing over Marina Guinart / Veronica VirsedaJust like a week earlier in Newgiza, Egypt. On the central track of the Kuwait Arena, the number 2 seeds prevailed. 6/4 6/3by gradually gaining control of a tense start to the match.
Sánchez explained after the match that he needed a few plays to find his rhythm, before the duo took control. 3/3Once the pressure subsided, the Spanish pair showed greater precision in their rallies and more solidity in key moments, despite slow playing conditions that increased the effort. Josemaría also highlighted their improved performance throughout the match, satisfied with a more polished display than the previous day.

On Alghanim Court, Sofía Araujo / Andrea Ustero delivered one of the most intense matches of the day by dominating Alejandra Salazar / Martina Calvo after a standoff lasting more than two and a half hours: 6/4 5/7 6/2.

After winning the first set thanks to a break they held until the end, Araujo and Ustero saw their opponents fight back, particularly effective at the end of the second set. The third set then quickly turned around, with two service games broken at the start allowing the No. 4 pair to pull away for good.

They will face the defending champions tomorrow at 14 p.m. (local time – 12 p.m. in France). Triay / Brea, for a semi-final that promises a duel of styles and a real tactical battle.

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.

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