Bertens gets more time for puzzles in Eastbourne

It looks like Kiki Bertens will have time to finish her puzzle in Eastbourne. The world No. 4 revealed that she spends her nights off making puzzles.

Asked what she would do after her win on Wednesday, she said she'd have a quiet dinner, watch some women's World Cup and finish her puzzle.

"I like to do puzzles," she said. "So this week I brought a 2,000 piece one. It's almost done."

The reporter followed up with: "So you have to stay long in the tournament?"

"I have to stay long, otherwise I could not finish it," Bertens said. "That's another good thing, yes."

Bertens' run carried on with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 win over Aryna Sabalenka so consider that puzzle as good as finished. In the semifinals, she awaits the winner of Karolina Pliskova and Ekaterina Alexandrova.

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