Miami: Taiwan's Wu Fang-hsien and her Chinese partner Jiang Xinyu have made a significant stride in the 2025 Miami Open, advancing to the women's doubles semifinals after a commanding straight-sets victory in the quarterfinals on Wednesday. According to Focus Taiwan, the fourth-seeded pair of Wu and Jiang overcame their opponents Wang Xinyu and Zheng Saisai with a 6-3, 6-4 win at this prestigious WTA 1000-level tournament. This achievement marks their fourth appearance in the semifinals this season, showcasing their consistent performance on the tennis circuit. The duo is set to face Russia's Mirra Andreeva and Diana Shnaider, who are renowned as the 2024 Paris Olympic silver medalists, in the semifinals scheduled for Friday. Wu and Jiang previously finished as runners-up at the Doha Open, another WTA 1000 event, in February, which stands as Wu's career-best performance at this level to date. Their impressive run in Miami is seen as a comeback for the Taiwan-China pair, who had secured two titles earlier i n the year but faced early exits in their last two tournaments, including the Indian Wells event in California. In Miami, however, Wu and Jiang showed resilience by defeating the Indian Wells champions, Asia Muhammad from the United States and Demi Schuurs from the Netherlands, in the first round. Speaking to CNA after their quarterfinal win, Wu emphasized their commitment to daily training amidst recent challenges. She highlighted the lessons learned from their recent setbacks and expressed confidence that reaching the semifinals indicates they are on the right track.