Indonesian Gregoria strikes again at happy hunting spot


Go all the way: Indonesia’s Gregoria Mariska tries to retrieve a shot from China’s He Bingjiao as she falls to her knees.

MALAYSIA is a lucky place for Indonesia’s rising women’s singles star Gregoria Mariska.

Just six months after recording a stunning win over Japan’s world No. 1 Akane Yamaguchi in the opening round at the Malaysian Open, world No. 15 Gregoria sent China’s world No. 5 He Bingjiao packing at the Axiata Arena in this edition of the tournament.

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