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Peangtarn Plipuech

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1.69m
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Nov 15 1992
Birthplace
Nonthaburi, Thailand
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In pictures: The story of Hua Hin 2020

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  • Linette, who first broke the Top 100 in April 2015 but took until August 2019 to crack the Top 50, is now rising fast: the Hua Hin title takes her to a career high of World No.33.
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  • Former World No.50 Akgul Amanmuradova won her first WTA-level match since 2015 over Junri Namigata in qualifying.
  • Top qualifying seed Xun Fang-Ying also won her first match over compatriot Zhang Ying.
  • However, 2018 Wimbledon junior finalist Leonie Kung upset Xun to qualify for her second career WTA main draw.
  • Punnin Kovapitukted was one of two Thai 17-year-olds making their WTA qualifying debut, where she lost to fourth seed Ulrikke Eikeri.
  • Meanwhile, former junior World No.14 Mananchaya Sawangkaew took the first set before falling to second seed Chihiro Muramatsu.
  • Eikeri went on to qualify for the first time in her career, becoming the first Norwegian since Amy Jonsson in 1991 to compete in a WTA main draw.
  • Storm Sanders, playing the sixth event of her comeback to the sport, saved four match points before defeating Moyuka Uchijima in round one of qualifying.
  • Sanders' Australian compatriot Ellen Perez also came through qualifying successfully with straight-set wins over Ng Kwan-Yau and Riya Bhatia.
  • Lucrezia Stefanini upset 2018 Roland Garros doubles finalist Eri Hozumi to win her first career WTA qualifying match.
  • Chihiro Muramatsu battled back from 5-7, 1-4 down to defeat Stefanini in the final qualifying round 5-7, 7-5, 6-3 to make her WTA main draw debut.
  • Elina Svitolina travelled 27 floors up to the Vana Nava Sky Bar for a tennis match in the sky against former deputy prime minister of Thailand Suwat Liptapanlop.
  • Playing on a glass floor over 110m up didn't faze Svitolina.
  • Fourth seed Zheng Saisai needed to overturn a 2-5 deficit in the first set before pulling through against WTA main draw debutante Natalija Kostic 7-6(6), 6-0 in the first round.
  • Qualifier Ellen Perez held three set points to take a set lead over You Xiaodi in the first round...
  • ...but You staved them off to overcome Perez 7-6(4), 6-2 and seal her first WTA main draw win.
  • Eighth seed Nao Hibino squeezed past Arina Rodionova 7-6(5), 7-5 in a first-round nailbiter.
  • Storm Sanders picked up her first WTA main draw win since Hobart 2014 in straight sets over Ulrikke Eikeri.
  • Third seed Wang Qiang kicked off her campaign by dropping just two games to Chinese compatriot Han Xinyun.
  • Chihiro Muramatsu came within two games of her first WTA main draw win in a first-round epic against Barbara Haas...
  • However, Haas battled back to defeat Muramatsu 3-6, 7-5, 6-3 in two hours and 45 minutes.
  • Wang Xinyu faced a first-round clash against Liang En-Shuo - with whom she had won the 2018 Australian Open girls' doubles trophy.
  • Liang En-Shuo, who was also the 2018 Australian Open girls' singles champion, came through the clash of friends, dropping just three games to Wang Xinyu.
  • A topsy-turvy scoreline ending in a ferociously fought climax ended with Patricia Maria Tig upsetting sixth seed Wang Yafan 6-1, 1-6, 7-6(5).
  • Second seed Petra Martic faced a tough opener against 2018 US Open girls' champion Wang Xiyu.
  • Former junior World No.1 Wang Xiyu delivered a stunning performance to upset Martic 6-3, 6-4 to score her first career Top 20 win.
  • In the second round, seventh seed Zhu Lin found herself in trouble against 19-year-old qualifier Leonie Kung.
  • Kung dismissed Zhu 6-3, 6-1 to reach her first WTA quarterfinal, having lost only 15 games in four matches in qualifying and the main draw.
  • Shenzhen quarterfinalist Kateryna Bondarenko took on Magda Linette in a bid to keep her comeback from a second maternity leave going.
  • Fifth seed Linette was too strong for Bondarenko, winning their first round 6-2, 6-2 to defeat the Ukrainian for the third time in as many matches.
  • Top seed Elina Svitolina got her campaign under way with a 6-2, 6-4 first-round win over Bibiane Schoofs.
  • Hiroshima champion Nao Hibino dismissed lucky loser Peangtarn Plipuech in 53 minutes, dropping just one game, to reach the quarterfinals.
  • San Jose champion Zheng Saisai ended qualifier Liang En-Shuo's run 6-4, 6-3 in the second round.
  • Wang Qiang held firm to move into her second quarterfinal of the season 6-3, 6-4 over Katarzyna Kawa.
  • Wang Xiyu backed up her upset of Petra Martic by defeating Barbara Haas in straight sets to reach her first WTA quarterfinal.
  • Patricia Maria Tig defeated You Xiaodi for the second time in as many weeks to reach her third WTA quarterfinal since returning from maternity leave last April.
  • Bronx champion Magda Linette moved past Peng Shuai into her fifth quarterfinal in the last six months.
  • Top seed Elina Svitolina found her groove, dropping just three games to Storm Sanders to make her first quarterfinal of the season.
  • In the quarterfinals, Patricia Maria Tig upset fourth seed Zheng Saisai 6-4, 6-2 to reach her first WTA semifinal of the year.
  • Magda Linette came from a set down to end teenager Wang Xiyu's run 2-6, 6-3, 6-3 and reach her second straight Hua Hin semifinal.
  • Nao Hibino had won just three games from Elina Svitolina the last time they had played, but stunned the top seed 6-4, 6-2 in the quarterfinals to post the first Top 10 win of her career.
  • The upsets weren't done yet on quarterfinal day: in Leonie Kung's first ever meeting with a Top 30 player, the teenager stunned Wang Qiang 7-5, 4-6, 6-4.
  • In the semifinals, with her return to the Top 100 guaranteed, Patricia Maria Tig was bidding to make the second final following her comeback from maternity leave.
  • However, Magda Linette was too strong, overcoming Tig 7-5, 6-4 to reach her third final in the past seven months.
  • Nao Hibino came into the last four buoyed by her biggest career win to date - and a 5-0 record in WTA Tour semifinals.
  • Leonie Kung's week of shocks wasn't over yet as the qualifier, who had only competed in one previous WTA main draw - as a wildcard at Gstaad 2018 - battled past Hibino in three sets to reach her maiden final.
  • Arina Rodionova and Storm Sanders took their first doubles title together over Barbara Haas and Ellen Perez; for Rodionova, it was a first WTA title after six previous final defeats, while Sanders lifted her second WTA trophy.
  • Magda Linette got off to a sharp start in the final against Leonie Kung.
  • World No.283 Leonie Kung battled hard, but her inexperience in her seventh match of the week was evident; the Swiss's breakthrough will still see her rocket to a career high of World No.156.
  • Linette pulled away from Kung for a 6-3, 6-2 win to seal her second career title following her triumph as a qualifier in The Bronx last August.
  • Linette, who first broke the Top 100 in April 2015 but took until August 2019 to crack the Top 50, is now rising fast: the Hua Hin title takes her to a career high of World No.33.
  • Linette, who first broke the Top 100 in April 2015 but took until August 2019 to crack the Top 50, is now rising fast: the Hua Hin title takes her to a career high of World No.33.