Amid the gloom of the worst women's results for Australia in the French Open for 27 years, the irrepressible Daria Saville conjured up a big smile and offered a bold declaration.

"We'll definitely have a rising star, don't worry about that," said Saville, quizzed about whether there was genuine reason for concern that no Australian woman was able to reach the second round since 1997 at the venue that crowned Ash Barty as champ just five years ago.

"I think we've got a few girls that are going to make it, they're going to definitely succeed."

Saville and Ajla Tomljanovic, both now in their 30s and having suffered more than their fair share of injury setbacks, were the only two Australians in the women's singles main draw but could not get past tough seeded opposition over the opening two days.

"Ajla and I are coming back from injuries and haven't been back for even a year, and Storm [Hunter] has an [ACL] injury," she said.

Expanding to AAP about the promise of the new brigade, she said: "I really like Taylah [Preston], she was great at Billie Jean King Cup this year, and [15-year-old world junior number three] Emerson [Jones] and Olivia [Gadecki] will be good too."

She felt both 18-year-old Preston and 22-year-old Gadecki had shown their promise despite tough three-set losses in the Roland-Garros qualifiers.