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ED CARRUTHERS AT MELBOURNE PARK: It came after the Belarusian star secured a straight-sets victory over the Spaniard, to book her place in the finals of the women's singles.

Paula Badosa shook her head and smiled after the ball sailed past her at lightning speed giving her opponent Aryna Sabalenka match point. She looked to her box as if to say 'Can you believe this?

In the latest ‘Sabadosa’ installment, the two-time defending champion pulled away from best friend Paula Badosa, 6-4, 6-2, to claim Thursday evening’s first semifinal on Rod Laver Arena.

Paula Badosa may not have come out on the winning end Thursday night against Aryna Sabalenka, but the former world No. 2 has much to celebrate after leaving Melbourne with her best major result to ...