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Gallery: Extras From Auckland

Check out some extras from the ASB Classic photo collection. Maria Sharapova, Greta Arn, Dinara Safina and more...

Published January 10, 2011 12:00

Dinara Safina served to Yanina Wickmayer in the most intriguing first round match of the week.
Dinara Safina served to Yanina Wickmayer in the most intriguing first round match of the week.
Russian Elena Vesnina tested out a Kia remote control car on Centre Court after her match.
Russian Elena Vesnina tested out a Kia remote control car on Centre Court after her match.
Playing in Auckland for the first time, Maria Sharapova smiled during her pre-tournament press.
Playing in Auckland for the first time, Maria Sharapova smiled during her pre-tournament press.
Marina Erakovic and Sofia Arvidsson chatted during a changeover. They would reach the doubles final.
Marina Erakovic and Sofia Arvidsson chatted during a changeover. They would reach the doubles final.
Greta Arn achieved rock star status during the ASB Classic week, going all the way to the title.
Greta Arn achieved rock star status during the ASB Classic week, going all the way to the title.
  • Dinara Safina served to Yanina Wickmayer in the most intriguing first round match of the week.
  • Russian Elena Vesnina tested out a Kia remote control car on Centre Court after her match.
  • Playing in Auckland for the first time, Maria Sharapova smiled during her pre-tournament press.
  • Marina Erakovic and Sofia Arvidsson chatted during a changeover. They would reach the doubles final.
  • Greta Arn achieved rock star status during the ASB Classic week, going all the way to the title.
Topics: 2011, asb classic, tournaments, news, photos or videos, marina erakovic, sofia arvidsson,
greta arn, elena vesnina, maria sharapova, dinara safina, yanina wickmayer, auckland
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