On the 20th local time, the 19th seed of the United States, Case, who continued the hot start of the new season, defeated Kazakhstan's 6th seed Rybakina 6:3, 1:6, 6:3, and reached the top 8 of the Australian Open women's singles for the fourth time in her career.

Continuing the hot start of the new season, the 19th seed Keys of the United States

"Obviously the first set was pretty good, and I think the third set was very good as well." The 29-year-old said after the match that he can always learn something from the competition, and after spending 1 hour and 49 minutes to defeat 2022 Wimbledon champion and 2023 Australian Open runner-up Rybakina, he is only one win away from reaching the last four of Melbourne Park for the third time. She will face Ukrainian mom star Svitolina in the round of eight.

Kazakhstan's 6th seed, Rybakina

As the 2017 US Open women's singles runner-up, Case, after winning a wave of five consecutive wins at the WTA 500 level in Adelaide earlier this year, has now passed four more levels at the Australian Open, and the southern hemisphere opening season record has reached 10-1, which has been very good recently.