Aleksandra Krunic

Aleksandra Krunic is a Serbian tennis player whose compact movement, quick hands and willingness to defend difficult positions have supported a long career in both singles and doubles. She plays right-handed with a two-handed backhand and has represented Serbia in major team competition. Her singles career includes a place inside the world's leading forty players, but doubles has become the clearest stage for her tactical strengths and communication.

Krunic reads space early and is comfortable changing direction close to the net. Alongside Anna Danilina, she reached major finals and won the WTA 1000 title in Doha. The pair also earned a place at the WTA Finals in Indian Wells. Their results reflect more than quick reactions: they must decide together who takes the middle ball, when one player crosses and how to protect the open court after an aggressive move.

Her years on tour give Krunic a wide reference for different surfaces and opponents, yet her game still depends on active choices. She can absorb pace from the baseline, use a low return to create the next volley and compete for points that appear lost. That combination makes her valuable in a partnership because she can extend a rally or finish it at the net according to the situation. Her first WTA Finals qualification rewards that adaptability.

• Date of birth: March 15, 1993
• Current club: Serbia
• Place of birth: Moscow, Russia
• Price on Transfermarkt: €0.00
• Stronger leg: Right
• Height: 163 sm
• Position: Central midfielder
• Serbia national team:
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