2014 QNet Open – Singles

Singles
	2014 QNet Open
Champion	Ivana Jorović
Runner-up	Barbara Haas
Final score	6–2, 6–2

The tournament in New Delhi was a new addition to the ITF Women's Circuit.

Ivana Jorović won the title, defeating Barbara Haas in the final, 6–2, 6–2.

Seeds

Patricia Mayr-Achleitner (Quarterfinals)
Anastasiya Vasylyeva (Semifinals)
Marina Melnikova (Quarterfinals)
Tadeja Majerič (First round)
~~Susanne Celik~~ (Withdrew)
Sabina Sharipova (Quarterfinals)
Elise Mertens (Semifinals)
Sofiya Kovalets (First round)

Main draw

Key

Finals

Semifinals					Final


	Barbara Haas	6	4	6

7	Elise Mertens	4	6	1
						Barbara Haas	2	2

						Ivana Jorović	6	6
	Ivana Jorović	4	6	6

2	Anastasiya Vasylyeva	6	3	2

Top half

First round					Second round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals

1	P Mayr-Achleitner	6	6
	E Webley-Smith	2	3		1	P Mayr-Achleitner	6	6
	D Negreanu	5	3			M Lazareva	4	3
	M Lazareva	7	6							1	P Mayr-Achleitner	3	6³
	P Plipuech	4	0								B Haas	6	7⁷
	H Tan	6	6			H Tan	6	4	0^r
	B Haas	0	7⁸	7		B Haas	3	6	2
8	S Kovalets	6	6⁶	5												B Haas	6	4	6
3	M Melnikova	4	6	6											7	E Mertens	4	6	1
Q	X Wang	6	3	3	3	M Melnikova	6	6
	A Raina	6	6			A Raina	4	4
	F Al-Nabhani	2	2							3	M Melnikova	6	5	2
WC	N Palha	1	3							7	E Mertens	3	7	6
	M Sakkari	6	6			M Sakkari	3	1
Q	K Buayam	0	1		7	E Mertens	6	6
7	E Mertens	6	6

Bottom half

First round				Second round					Quarterfinals				Semifinals

LL	V Dangwal	2	1
	N Lertpitaksinchai	6	6		N Lertpitaksinchai	4	6	6
Q	R Sunkara	6	6	Q	R Sunkara	6	0	1
Q	S Rana	2	0							N Lertpitaksinchai	6³	0
	T Moore	6	6							I Jorović	7⁷	6
	C-w Hsu	3	3		T Moore	5	2
	I Jorović	7	6		I Jorović	7	6
4	T Majerič	5	0											I Jorović	4	6	6
6	S Sharipova	6	6										2	A Vasylyeva	6	3	2
	P Thombare	2	1	6	S Sharipova	3	6	7⁷
	C Liu	6³	1		J Lu	6	4	6²
	J Lu	7⁷	6						6	S Sharipova	3	4
WC	P Bhambri	6	6						2	A Vasylyeva	6	6
WC	SS Paul	4	2	WC	P Bhambri	2	4
WC	B Kalva	3	6⁵	2	A Vasylyeva	6	6
2	A Vasylyeva	6	7⁷

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References

Main draw

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