WTA Chennai Day 4 Predictions Including Donna Vekic vs Sahaja Yamalapalli

After two days of rain delays at the WTA 250 in Chennai, play finally got underway on Day 3, giving players a long-awaited chance to settle into the humid conditions. The slower courts have rewarded patience and smart point construction over outright power, leading to a few early surprises. As the tournament gathers momentum, Day 4 promises a mix of rising talents and seasoned campaigners eager to make up for lost time and build rhythm heading into the latter stages of the week.

WTA Chennai Day 4 Predictions

Janice Tjen vs Linda Fruhvirtova

Head-to-Head: first meeting

Tjen was pushed to three sets in her opener but found a way to come through, as she has often done in recent months. That resilience has been a key feature of her rise, and she’ll need every bit of it against Fruhvirtova, who represents an even bigger challenge. The Czech looked sharp in her previous match, striking cleanly off both wings and showing more control in extended exchanges. However, maintaining that level across multiple matches has been her biggest challenge lately, and if she’s unable to do so here, Tjen’s ability to redirect pace and stay steady in longer rallies could tilt the balance in her favor.
Prediction: Tjen in 3

Diane Parry vs Mia Pohankova

Head-to-Head: first meeting

Parry’s all-court game has been on display so far, using her trademark slice to disrupt rhythm and open up the court. Pohankova has done well to make it this far but will need to raise her level considerably to match Parry’s variety and consistency. If the Frenchwoman maintains her composure on key points, her shot selection should make the difference.
Prediction: Parry in 2

Arina Rodionova vs Storm Hunter

Head-to-Head: first meeting

Rodionova and Hunter are two veterans who know each other’s games well, even though this will be their first Tour-level meeting. Both are crafty and comfortable at the net, which could make for plenty of quick exchanges and tight service games. Hunter’s lefty serve and doubles instincts might give her a slight edge in the slower conditions, but Rodionova’s tenacity ensures this one won’t be straightforward.
Prediction: Rodionova in 3

Donna Vekic vs Sahaja Yamalapalli

Head-to-Head: first meeting

Vekic has yet to fully hit her stride this week but continues to find ways to win behind her strong serve and attacking instincts. Yamalapalli, meanwhile, has been one of the local bright spots of the event, feeding off home support and showing plenty of fight from the baseline. However, Vekic’s heavier groundstrokes and experience in handling tight moments should prove decisive once she finds her range.
Prediction: Vekic in 2