GUANGZHOU - Britain's Harriet Dart won her first WTA title at the Guangzhou Open in China, beating 18-year-old Austrian Lilli Tagger 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 in the final, according to The Guardian's report, which carried a Press Association byline.
The Guardian reported that Dart, 30, was a qualifier competing in her first WTA final. She came from a set down to win. Her path to the final included a semi-final in which she saved three match points against Sun Xinran, the outlet said. The Guardian said Dart edged the match.
BBC News reported that Dart beat Tagger in three sets in Guangzhou. The broadcaster described Tagger as a "fast-rising Austrian teenager." BBC News said the win was the first WTA Tour singles title of Dart's career. The report was published in its sport section under the headline Britain's Dart wins first WTA title of her career.
The Guardian and BBC News agree on the result, the three-set format and the location. The Guardian gave the set scores and Dart's age, which the BBC summary did not include. Neither report gave further detail about the final in the material available for this story.
Sources: The Guardian: GB’s Harriet Dart wins maiden WTA title at 30 with Guangzhou Open triumph; BBC News: Britain's Dart wins first WTA title of her career.