The Wimbledon 2022 qualifying competition continues today, with three West Australians set to compete in second-round singles matches.<\/p>\n
Astra Sharma, Maddison Inglis and Storm Sanders are among 10 Australian contenders competing in Wimbledon 2022 second-round qualifying matches today. Play begins at Roehampton in London from 6.00pm AWST.<\/p>\n
Aussies in action:<\/em><\/p>\n [10] Astra Sharma (AUS)\u00a0<\/strong>v Irene Burillo Escorihuela (ESP) [5] Maddison Inglis (AUS)\u00a0<\/strong>v Mandy Minella (LUX) Storm Sanders (AUS)\u00a0<\/strong>v [3] Mirjam Bjorklund (SWE) VIEW: Full Wimbledon 2022 qualifying day three order of play<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n VIEW: Wimbledon 2022 gentlemen\u2019s qualifying singles draw<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
\nLadies\u2019 qualifying singles, second round, Court 6, third match
\n<\/em>Sharma is looking to extend her streak of 13 consecutive Grand Slam main draw appearances. To do so, the world No.136 needs to qualify at Wimbledon. The athletic 26-year-old, who is contesting only her ninth professional event on grass, made a promising start to her campaign. She now faces 24-year-old Spaniard and world No.315 Burillo Escorihuela.
\nHead-to-head record: First career meeting<\/em><\/p>\n
\nLadies\u2019 qualifying singles, second round, Court 5, fourth match
\n<\/em>World No.129 Inglis has matched her career-best result at Wimbledon, advancing to the second round in qualifying for the second year in a row. The 24-year-old from Perth now faces Minella, a mother of two currently ranked No.260 and contesting the final tournament of her career. The 36-year-old from Luxembourg has been ranked as high as world No.66.
\nHead-to-head record: First career meeting<\/em><\/p>\n
\nLadies\u2019 qualifying singles, second round, Court 11, fourth match
\n<\/em>Sanders, who is ranked No.222 in singles and No.12 in doubles, is aiming to progress to the final qualifying round at Wimbledon for the second year in a row. However, standing in the 27-year-old Australian\u2019s way is world No.123 Bjorklund. The third-seeded Swede, who is the partner of world No.16 Denis Shapovalov, is enjoying a career-best season.
\nHead-to-head record: First career meeting<\/em><\/p>\n