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Making his first appearance since injuring his wrist a month ago, Del Potro had difficulty with his service games in the first set.Svetlana Kuznetsovas hard-fought 3-6 6-2 7-6 victory over Karolina Pliskova maintained her winning run at the WTA Finals in Singapore. Despite having never progressed past the group stage of the season-ending tournament on five previous occasions, a second victory of the week has given her the best possible chance of progress to the last four. Most of those following the season finale of the WTA Tour will have given this match only a cursory glance, awaiting the more tempting fixture of Garbine Muguruza and Agnieszka Radwanska, but those who tuned in were rewarded with a lengthy battle, and compelling comeback story. This year, Kuznetsova qualified at the last possible moment, scraping into the draw with a title defence in Moscow and arriving as an outsider. Just as she did in her opening match of the event, during which she came from a match point down to topple reigning champion Agnieszka Radwanska, the Russian discarded the form book, and fought hard for a well-deserved victory. Kuznetsova secured qualification for the Tour Finals by retaining her title at the Kremlin Cup in Moscow After a poor start, allowing Pliskova to tear into a one set lead, Kuznetsova could have gone one of two ways: clearing her mind and staging an improbable comeback, or crying at the change of ends and hacking off her own hair. She chose the former, levelling the pairs head-to-head with a win which places her at the top of the White Group in Singapore. In case you missed it Kuznetsova cuts off her own hair en route to Radwanska upset Over three sets of wonderful shot-making, the pair traded blows, their similar games producing some big serves, deft finishes at the net, and intelligent wrong footing of the other.Pliskova, in particular, was reading the game beautifully, frequently setting up an open expanse of court into which to play an easy winner. Elsewhere in Singapore Kerber remains undefeated, and Keys records maiden victoryy The world No 5 has matured significantly over the past couple of seasons, most notably in developing fluid movement belying her height, and a fearsome weapon in her cross-court forehand.ddddddddddddliskova dominated the first set, Kuznetsova the second, and - as both players noticeably tired - the third became a draining affair, littered with errors, double faults, and misdirected net play. 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