MELBOURNE (Reuters) - It is the gambit Ash Barty's opponents are finding too difficult to resist.
The Australian world number one has become a master at luring rivals into hitting shots too testing to make, says David Witt, a long-time hitting partner of Venus Williams and now coach of Jessica Pegula, who plays Barty in the quarter-finals on Tuesday.
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