Tennis player Erica Andreeva withdrew from the match with her younger sister Mirra at the WTA tournament

On April 16, Russian athlete Erika Andreeva withdrew from the match against her younger sister Mirra in the second set of the first round match of the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) tournament in Stuttgart.

The tennis player withdrew with the score 6:2, 1:0 in favor of Mirra. At the beginning of the match, Erica sought medical help due to problems with her right knee, Sport-Express reports.

The match lasted 41 minutes. During this time, Andreeva Sr. made one ace, made four double faults and made one break point out of three.

Mirra, in turn, did not make a single straight serve, made one double mistake and made three break points out of four. In the next round of the tournament, she will play against Russian Ekaterina Alexandrova.

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