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Stosur wins hardcourt opener in Montreal
Samantha Stosur has safely progressed to the third round of the WTA event in Montreal. (AAP)
Australia's reigning US Open champion Samantha Stosur has safely advanced to the third round of the WTA event in Montreal.
Samantha Stosur has opened her American hardcourt campaign with a much-needed victory at the WTA event in Montreal.
After a first-round bye, Australia's reigning US Open champion was leading Simona Halep 7-5 4-4 when the Romanian retired injured.
The win was only Stosur's second since reaching the French Open semi-finals in June on clay.
The world No.5 endured a disappointing grasscourt season with a second-round exit at Wimbledon and first-round loss at the London Olympics.
Fourth-seeded Stosur next faces Czech Lucie Safarova for a place in the quarter-finals as she tries to rebuild her form and confidence before beginning her US Open title defence in two weeks.
In other second-round matches on Wednesday, fifth-seeded Czech Petra Kvitova rallied to beat Kazakhstani Ksenia Pervak 4-6 7-6 (7-0) 6-0.
Italian eighth seed Sara Errani cruised past Slovakia's Jana Cepelova 6-3 6-2 and fellow Italian Flavia Pennetta advanced when South African Chanelle Scheepers retired with an injury in the second set.
World No.2 Maria Sharapova withdrew from the event on Wednesday citing a viral infection.
The Russian Olympic silver medallist joins US gold medal winner Serena Williams in missing the event, which falls directly after the end of the Games' tennis competition.
"I'm sorry not to be able to play," Sharapova said. "I have a bad viral infection which I must have picked up after London."
Sharapova will be replaced in the draw by Galina Voskoboeva of Kazakhstan.
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