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Diana Shnaider staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Aryna Sabalenka in the French Open quarterfinals after trailing in the second set.
Sabalenka led 5-3 in the second before her game unraveled in windy Paris conditions.
Diana Shnaider, 22, is Russian-born and played college tennis at NC State, advancing to the semifinals.
Marta Kostyuk and Mirra Andreeva will play in the other French Open semifinal.
The match highlighted Upsets amid a Paris Open known for unpredictable results this year.
Shnaider advances to the semifinals after an unlikely comeback against the top seed.
Diana Shnaider will face Maja Chwalińska in the semifinals.
Aryna Sabalenka's meltdown contrasted with Shnaider's resurgence on Centre Court.
Diana Shnaider earned her victory on Philippe-Chatrier Court in Paris.

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Cobolli defeats Auger-Aliassime 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 to reach the French Open semifinals.
Cobolli’s victory guarantees an Italian man in the French Open final for a second straight year.
Berrettini retires with a left hip issue, sending Arnaldi into the semifinals.
Wind and roof decisions shaped several matches, with Sabalenka and Shnaider facing tough conditions on Court Philippe-Chatrier.
Roof policy at Roland Garros allows opening or closing the roof based on wind and rain forecasts.
Cobolli’s late performance helped deliver a high-stakes semifinal berth for Italy.
Auger-Aliassime’s quarterfinal loss came under a closed roof late in the day.
Shnaider defeated Kalinskaya to advance to the women’s semifinals.
Cobolli’s victory maintains Italian momentum in Roland Garros semifinals.
The quarterfinals day set the stage for a busy semifinals slate across singles.

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Chwalinska eliminated Kalinskaya in straight sets to reach the Roland-Garros semifinals.
Shnaider fought back from two down in the second set to beat Sabalenka and reach the semis.
The semifinal pits two players who rose from qualifying into deep Grand Slam runs.
Chwalinska described her varied game as a deliberate tactic to disrupt opponents.
Shnaider credited aggressive play and self-focus for the late comeback against Sabalenka.
Diana Shnaider is ranked No. 23 and nearly lost the match before a decisive finish.
Chwalinska noted facing Shnaider would be a big switch due to Shnaider's lefty opponent.
Day 12 featured multiple post-match briefings and a busy schedule ahead.
The semifinal matchups are set for Thursday on Court Philippe-Chatrier.

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