Chaudhuri looked confident from the very beginning as she overpowered the 4th seed and at the same time displayed high level of patience during long rallies. She whitewashed Sawangkaew by just conceding one game in the entire match.
Bengal's only hope, Yubrani Banerjee gave the local audience a reason to cheer as she breezed past Korea's Eunji Oh, seeded 6, with a 6-3,6-1 in exact 1 hour.
16-year-old and from Delhi, Bikramjeet Singh Chawla stretched 2nd seeded Hazem Naow of Syria to the extreme as the later somehow managed to pull the pre quarter final encounter by a very close 7-6(4), 7-6(5).
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