Who won the Australian Open 2019 in women singles category?
Correct answer: A. Naomi Osaka
- A. Naomi Osaka
- B. Maria Sharapova
- C. Petra Kvitova
- D. Serena Williams
Explanation
Naomi Osaka won the 2019 Australian Open women’s singles title by defeating Petra Kvitova in the final. The victory made Osaka the first Japanese player to reach the world number-one ranking.
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