News about Aldila Sutjiadi

Heather Watson, the former British Number one, fell short of her doubles partner Anna Danilina against Japan's Miyu Kato and Indonesian actor Aldila Sutjiadi. Despite winning nine titles in her career, including the 2016 mixed doubles title at Wimbledon, it wasn't enough at the US Open.

Miyu Kato, a female tennis player, burstled in tears after winning the French Open mixed double final on Wednesday, three days after being disqualified from the women's doubles for mistakenly hitting a ball girl with a ball that left her in tears. Kato's 28-year-old reached the final at Roland Garros, bringing her right back to the tournament after she had won in the previous round. Kato collapsed in tears and had to be consoled by her German partner Tim Puetz after the victory, which came a day after she was disqualified in the women's doubles.

Miyu Kato, a female tennis player, collapsed in tears after winning the French Open mixed double semifinals on Monday, a day after being disqualified from the women's doubles for mistakenly hitting a ball girl with a ball that left her in tears. Kato fought to hold the tears until being consoled by her doubles partner Tim Puetz after booking her spot in the last four of the mixed doubles bracket at Roland Garros. Following her turbulent departure the day before, the Japanese player seemed to be too much for her.

After one player struck a ball girl with a ball and left her in tears, a women's doubles pair was disqualified from the French Open. Miyu Kato of Japan fired a cross-court shot at the ball girl between points, striking her on the shoulder. Kato was first sent an alert by the umpire after the young girl was ill. Nonetheless, protests by opponents Marie Bouzkova and Sara Sorribes Tormo resulted in the match being called off for Kato and her Indonesian partner Aldila Sutjiadi disqualified.

IN PARIS: MIKE DICKSON: Some Russian players are eager to find out if they will be able to play at Wimbledon due to delays in processing their visas. Several people are believed to be concerned, including Mirra Andreeva (pictured), who is regarded as the most promising upcoming talent in the women's game. According to player agents, visas for citizens of Russia and Belarus are taking at least six weeks to process, and sometimes longer as additional security checks are being carried out on those from the two countries that have vowed to destabilize Ukraine.