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The Tunisian is aiming to climb back to the high of No. 42 he reached in 2019, while countrywoman Jabeur is at a career-high No. 39 in the WTA rankings and Egypt's Mohamed Safwat recently reached No. 130.
Published Mar 02, 2020
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"We take more time": Jaziri says success is arriving for Arab players
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"We take more time": Jaziri says success is arriving for Arab players