TENNIS / Taiwan's Hsieh falls just short in bid for 10th Grand Slam title
01/26/2025 06:56 PM
Hsieh Su-wei (謝淑薇) and partner Jelena Ostapenko put pressure on the top seeds in the Australian Open women's doubles final Sunday with a gritty comeback, but it was not enough to give Hsieh her 10th Grand Slam title.
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