She tested positive for the banned substance TMZ in an out-of-competition sample last August
The world anti-doping agency won't appeal against the one-month suspension given to five-time Grand Slam champion Iga Swiatek.
She tested positive for the banned substance TMZ in an out-of-competition sample last August.
WADA says it accepts the International Tennis Integrity Agency's findings that the failed drugs test was a result of contamination.
Meanwhile, Swiatek was on court earlier beating Germany's Eva Lyse in straight sets to reach the quarter-finals of the Australian Open.
She will be joined by Elena Svitolina, Madison Keys and Emma Navarro who all won their last 16 clashes.
Monasterevin's Claire Melia's Ferrol Side Prepare For EuroCup Second Leg Tonight
Wins For Forest, Arsenal & Wolves In Premier League Last Night
Kildare U20 Footballers Play Carlow In Round 2 Of Leinster Championship
Connacht Issue Positive Update On Suncroft's Cian Prendergast
Three Games Down For Decision In The Premier League
Cobra Racing: Meet The 2nd Year Naas Community College Students Aiming For STEM Racing Success
Former Naas Manager Joe Murphy Appointed Carlow Senior Football Manager
This Year's Leinster SFC Semi Finals Set To Be Played Outside Croke Park
