2013 Kangaroo Cup – Singles

Singles
	2013 Kangaroo Cup
Champion	An-Sophie Mestach
Runner-up	Wang Qiang
Final score	1–6, 6–3, 6–0
Events
Singles	Doubles

Last updated March 04, 2019

Kimiko Date-Krumm was the defending champion, having won the event in 2012, but retired in the second round against qualifier An-Sophie Mestach, who went on to win the tournament. She defeated Wang Qiang in the final, 1–6, 6–3, 6–0.

An-Sophie Mestach is a retired Belgian tennis player.

Wang Qiang is a Chinese professional tennis player.

Seeds

Kimiko Date-Krumm (second round; retired)
Duan Yingying (quarterfinals)
Casey Dellacqua (first round)
Luksika Kumkhum (second round)
Zheng Saisai (second round)
Erika Sema (second round)
Monique Adamczak (second round)
Wang Qiang (final)

Main draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final


Q	An-Sophie Mestach	6	6

	Yurika Sema	0	1
				Q	An-Sophie Mestach	1	6	6

				8	Wang Qiang	6	3	0
	Sachie Ishizu	3	2

8	Wang Qiang	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	K Date-Krumm	7	6
	V Kapshay	5	0		1	K Date-Krumm	3	0^r
Q	A-S Mestach	6	7⁷		Q	A-S Mestach	6	4
Q	T Arefyeva	4	6⁵							Q	A-S Mestach	1	6	6
	S Sun	6	6³	6							S Sun	6	3	3
Q	Y Hu	3	7⁷	2		S Sun	4	6	6
	N Luangnam	6	2	3	7	M Adamczak	6	2	2
7	M Adamczak	1	6	6											Q	A-S Mestach	6	6
4	L Kumkhum	6	6													Y Sema	0	1
	N Lertcheewakarn	2	3		4	L Kumkhum	6	4	2
	S Aoyama	6	6			S Aoyama	3	6	6
WC	Y Aoki	2	1								S Aoyama	6	5	2
	Y Xu	3	4								Y Sema	1	7	6
	Y Sema	6	6			Y Sema	6	5	6
	C-y Hsu	2	4		5	S Zheng	3	7	2
5	S Zheng	6	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

6	E Sema	6	6
	S Sanders	1	4		6	E Sema	6	2	4
WC	Y Sano	2	1			N Abduraimova	4	6	6
	N Abduraimova	6	6								N Abduraimova	6²	0
	S Ishizu	6	6								S Ishizu	7⁷	6
WC	H Kuwata	2	3			S Ishizu	6	6
	O Jabeur	1	6	6		O Jabeur	3	1
3	C Dellacqua	6	4	4												S Ishizu	3	2
8	Q Wang	6	6												8	Q Wang	6	6
	V Wongteanchai	2	1		8	Q Wang	6	5	6
WC	M Ukai	2	2			J Namigata	0	7	4
	J Namigata	6	6							8	Q Wang	6	2	6
	Z Diyas	6	6							2	Y Duan	4	6	4
	K Lykina	4	1			Z Diyas	6	4	1
Q	C Okadaue	3	1		2	Y Duan	1	6	6
2	Y Duan	6	6

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References

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