2019 Shenzhen Longhua Open – Women's Singles

Ivana Jorović was the defending champion, but chose not to participate.[1]

Women's Singles
2019 Shenzhen Longhua Open
Champion	Zhu Lin
Runner-up	Peng Shuai
Final score	6–3, 1–3, ret.

Zhu Lin won the title after Peng Shuai retired at 6–3, 1–3 in the final.

Seeds

Peng Shuai (Final, retired)
Zhu Lin (Champion)
Nao Hibino (Second round)
Nina Stojanović (Quarterfinals)
Tímea Babos (Quarterfinals)
Danka Kovinić (Quarterfinals)
Jasmine Paolini (Semifinals)
Kaja Juvan (First round)

Draw

Key

Finals

	Semifinals							Final


	1	Peng Shuai	6	6

	7	Jasmine Paolini	3	3
								1	Peng Shuai	3	3^r

								2	Zhu Lin	6	1
		Kurumi Nara	3	5

	2	Zhu Lin	6	7

Top half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	1	S Peng	6	6
	Q	D Snigur	4	2				1	S Peng	6	6
		M Bolkvadze	1	3					D Jakupović	1	0
		D Jakupović	6	6											1	S Peng	6	6
	Q	F Xun	3	6	6										6	D Kovinić	2	0
		A Raina	6	1	0			Q	F Xun	5	4
		V Tomova	5	1				6	D Kovinić	7	6
	6	D Kovinić	7	6																		1	S Peng	6	6
	4	N Stojanović	6	6																		7	J Paolini	3	3
	Q	P Plipuech	1	1				4	N Stojanović	6	6
	WC	C Liu	6	6				WC	C Liu	1	4
	Q	S Shapatava	1	1											4	N Stojanović	7⁷	4	1
	SE	Ar Rodionova	4	0											7	J Paolini	6³	6	6
	Q	U Radwańska	6	6				Q	U Radwańska	2	4
	Q	X You	5	1				7	J Paolini	6	6
	7	J Paolini	7	6

Bottom half

	First Round							Second Round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals

	8	K Juvan	2	6	2
		N Kostić	6	3	6				N Kostić	2	4
	Q	C Muramatsu	2	4					K Nara	6	6
		K Nara	6	6												K Nara	7⁹	7⁷
		Xin Wang	3	6⁵												J Čepelová	6⁷	6⁵
		J Čepelová	6	7⁷					J Čepelová	6	6
	WC	W Zheng	4	1				3	N Hibino	2	3
	3	N Hibino	6	6																			K Nara	3	5
	5	T Babos	6	6																		2	L Zhu	6	7
	WC	D Wang	1	4				5	T Babos	6	2	6
	WC	Yi Zhang	3	6	2				B Schoofs	2	6	0
		B Schoofs	6	3	6										5	T Babos	2	2
		N-l Han	6	6											2	L Zhu	6	6
	Q	F Liu	2	4					N-l Han	6	4	3
		V Savinykh	3	0				2	L Zhu	1	6	6
	2	L Zhu	6	6

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References

"W100 Shenzhen". www.itftennis.com.

Main Draw

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