2023 City of Playford Tennis International – Women's singles

Women's singles
Women's singles
2023 City of Playford Tennis International
Final
Champion	Astra Sharma
Runner-up	Joanna Garland
Score	7–6(8–6), 6–0
Events

Last updated November 01, 2023

Kimberly Birrell was the defending champion,^[1] but retired against Taylah Preston in the quarterfinals.

Seeds

Kimberly Birrell (quarterfinals, retired)
Jang Su-jeong (first round)
Astra Sharma (champion)
Moyuka Uchijima (first round)
Priscilla Hon (second round)
Jaimee Fourlis (quarterfinals)
Destanee Aiava (first round)
Ma Yexin (semifinals)

Draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals				Final

	Taylah Preston	2	3

3	Astra Sharma	6	6
				3	Astra Sharma	7⁸	6

					Joanna Garland	6⁶	0
8	Ma Yexin	3	2

	Joanna Garland	6	6

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	K Birrell	6	6
WC	E Bolton	1	2		1	K Birrell	3	6	6
Q	L Ma	2	4		Q	T Gibson	6	3	1
Q	T Gibson	6	6							1	K Birrell	6	6²	1^r
	T Preston	7⁷	7								T Preston	4	7⁷	4
Q	H Sato	6⁴	5			T Preston	4	6	6
	K McPhee	4	2		5	P Hon	6	3	3
5	P Hon	6	6													T Preston	2	3
3	A Sharma	6	7⁸												3	A Sharma	6	6
	K Okamura	4	6⁶		3	A Sharma	6	6
Q	N Arakawa	2	3		Q	H Arakawa	4	0
Q	H Arakawa	6	6							3	A Sharma	6	6
	M Bayerlová	2	7⁷	1						6	J Fourlis	1	1
WC	A Parnaby	6	6⁴	6	WC	A Parnaby	4	2
	N Kawaguchi	6	5	1	6	J Fourlis	6	6
6	J Fourlis	3	7	6

Bottom half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

8	Y Ma	7⁷	6
	A Shimizu	6⁴	0		8	Y Ma	5	6	6
	Y Naito	4	7	0		S Hosogi	7	1	4
	S Hosogi	6	5	6						8	Y Ma	6	6
WC	I Popovic	6	7							Q	C Muramatsu	1	4
Q	M Barry	2	5		WC	I Popovic	2	4
Q	C Muramatsu	6	2	6	Q	C Muramatsu	6	6
4	M Uchijima	4	6	4										8	Y Ma	3	2
7	D Aiava	2	6	4											J Garland	6	6
	M Inglis	6	3	6		M Inglis	3	4
	J Garland	7⁷	6			J Garland	6	6
	L Tararudee	6⁴	4								J Garland	7	7
WC	G Da Silva-Fick	4	0								S Mendez	5	5
Q	E Jones	6	6		Q	E Jones	2	4
	S Mendez	6	6			S Mendez	6	6
2	S-j Jang	4	3

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This was the first edition of the tournament since 2013.

References

↑ "W60 Playford (2022)". www.itftennis.com.

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[1] "W60 Playford (2022)". www.itftennis.com.

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