Competing on the outdoor hard courts of the Magic Hotel Skanes Family resort, the 21-year-old from Pune took control from the opening game. Adkar broke Rojas in the 1st and 3rd games to jump out to a 4-0 lead, and after the American held for 4-1, the 5th seed reeled off the final 8 games of the match to seal a 6-1, 6-0 victory in 51 minutes.

Adkar dominated on both serve and return throughout the quarterfinal. She won 24 of 29 points behind her own serve (82.8%), held all 6 of her service games without facing a break point, and won 26 of 36 return points (72.2%) while converting 6 of 7 break chances. Across all 3 rounds in Monastir, she is 6-0 in sets and 36-9 in games (80.0%) in 2 hours and 55 minutes on court, while holding all 14 of her service games and winning 109 of 164 total points (66.5%) across her 2nd-round and quarterfinal wins.

With the semifinal points in Monastir, Adkar (366) is poised to overtake Sahaja Yamalapalli (359) and become the new India No. 1 when the updated singles rankings come out. Saturday’s clash will be Adkar’s 4th pro semifinal of 2026, a season highlighted by her run in Bengaluru where she became the 1st Indian woman to reach an ITF W100 singles final. She next faces 18-year-old Ekaterina Tupitsyna (551), who knocked out 2nd seed Jenny Lim (FRA) in the 2nd round and 8th seed Tiphanie Lemaitre (FRA) 6-4, 6-3 in the quarterfinals.