TV Sylvia Hanika from West Germany and Wendy White from Atlanta, Georgia, USA. White serves and wins point with cross court shots 0.16
SV Scoreboard shows White leading second set by 2-1 having lost first set to Hanika 4-6 0.20
GV Hanika serves from far end and loses point when she hits return into net 0.33
SV Scoreboard - One set all 0.36
SV PULL BACK TO GV Hanika serving from far end, loses point, when she hits the return wide over base line 0.45
SV Ball girl 0.46
TV Hanika serves from far end and White wins match when Hanika hits lob out of court, players shake hands at net 1.15
SV Wendy Turnbull (Australia) v Jennifer Mundel (S. Africa) PULL BACK TO GV Mundel serves from near end wins point when Turnbull hits lob out 1.35
SV Scoreboard shows Mundel having won first set leading 5-1 in second set 1.38
GV Turnbull serves from far end and loses match when she plays return into net, players shake hands at net 1.55

Background: MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY, USA

There was a major upset in the Volvo Women's Tennis Cup being held in Mahway, New Jersey, USA on August 26 when Sylvia Hanika of West Germany was beaten by Wendy White of the United States 4-6, 7-6, 6-1. Ms. Hanika, wearing a blue striped shirt and a headband, is seeded number eight in the world but was given the number five seed in this tournament. Ms. White, however, showed flair and determination and after having lost the first set, fought back to win the match. This was not the only upset of the day. Wendy Turnbull, the Australian who is seeded number six in the world, was beaten in straight 6-4, 6-1 by South Africa's Jennifer Mundel, who is ranked only 101. Ms. Mundel, wearing a pink shirt and white skirt, showed impressive strength in her cross-court forehand and this victory over Wendy Turnbull was her best yet.

Source: REUTERS NEW YORK