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Darya Astakhova US Open 2026 schedule, results and profile

Darya Astakhova is listed in Women's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 0-0. Next is Marina Bassols Ribera in the Women's Singles Qualifying 1st Round.

Tournament record 0–1 Singles rank No. 226
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Player profile

Darya Astakhova rebuilt momentum after an early clay-court rise

Darya Astakhova won her first professional title at age 17 in Heraklion, recovering from a set down against Arina Vasilescu after losing her first four career finals. She returned to the same Greek clay in 2021 and collected a fourth ITF singles title at 19. Her ranking later reached a career high of No. 181 in 2023, supported by WTA 125 results that included a semifinal in Iasi. After a difficult 2024-25 stretch, Astakhova rebuilt match volume in 2026, reached another WTA 125 semifinal in Foggia and produced strong clay results. Her career line is one of recovery rather than uninterrupted ascent.

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US Open story

Darya Astakhova starts her first US Open qualifying campaign

Astakhova has no previous US Open women's singles main-draw appearance. Her 2026 qualifying debut is against Spain's Marina Bassols Ribera, a player with WTA 125 titles and extensive experience in long baseline matches. Astakhova needs three victories to enter the main field, so this opener is the first test of whether her 2026 comeback can travel from predominantly clay results to New York hard courts. She has contested qualifying at other majors, but a first US Open win would create a distinct career milestone. Fans should separate that attainable first step from the larger main-draw goal still two rounds beyond it.

What to watch

Darya Astakhova versus Marina Bassols Ribera tests a clay-first game on hard court

Astakhova's ITF profile lists clay as her preferred surface, and 26 of her first 39 recorded 2026 matches came on clay. Bassols is also comfortable extending points, so the match may look familiar tactically even on a faster court. Astakhova needs to use the hard surface to gain something extra from her serve and avoid retreating behind the baseline after the first neutral ball. Her first title in Heraklion came through a three-set comeback, proof that she can stay patient when the score turns. Fans should watch whether that patience remains purposeful or allows Bassols to control every rally from the center.

Current tournament

Darya Astakhova at the 2026 US Open

Darya Astakhova is listed in Women's Singles at this US Open. The match record on this page is 0-0. Next is Marina Bassols Ribera in the Women's Singles Qualifying 1st Round.

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What fans should know before Darya Astakhova's next match

The next matchup is against Marina Bassols Ribera in Qualifying 1st Round. It is assigned to Court 14. Use the match card below for the start time in your selected timezone.

Tournament path

Darya Astakhova US Open schedule and results

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Darya Astakhova US Open FAQ

When does Darya Astakhova play next at the US Open?

No later match is currently published for Darya Astakhova. The page will show a new matchup when it is added to the draw or Order of Play.

What is Darya Astakhova's record at this US Open?

Darya Astakhova has a 0-1 record in the matches currently attached to this tournament page.

Which events is Darya Astakhova playing?

The current match data lists Darya Astakhova in Women's Singles.

When did Darya Astakhova win her first professional title?

She won a W15 event in Heraklion at age 17 after losing her first four career finals.

What is Darya Astakhova's preferred surface?

Her ITF profile lists clay as her preferred surface.

Who does Darya Astakhova face in US Open qualifying?

She opens against Marina Bassols Ribera.

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