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Jelena Dokic to play Hobart as warmup to Australian Open

Jelena Dokic to play Hobart as warmup to Australian Open Jelena Dokic announced that she will play at the Hobart International as preparation for the 2010 Australian Open. Dokic beat three seeded players on her way to the quarter-finals of this year’s Australian Open. “She captured the hearts of all tennis fans at the Australian Open in [...]

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Dokic to play Hobart as warmup to Australian Open

Jelena Dokic will play at the Hobart International as she fine tunes her preparations for next year's Australian Open, organisers said.

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BRIEF-Tennis-Dokic to play Hobart as warmup to Australian Open

MELBOURNE, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Former world number four Jelena Dokic will play at the Hobart International as she fine tunes her preparations for next year's Australian Open, organisers said on Friday.

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Dokic back for Hobart International

Former world number four Jelena Dokic is returning to the Hobart International in January.

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Blake to play Brisbane International

The women's draw has attracted a strong field with Belgium's former world No.1 Justine Henin on the comeback trail, two-time US Open champion Kim Clijsters and Australia's Jelena Dokic.

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Blake to play Brisbane International

The women's draw has attracted a strong field with Belgium's former world No.1 Justine Henin on the comeback trail, two-time US Open champion Kim Clijsters and Australia's Jelena Dokic.

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Blake set to play in Brisbane

The 29 year-old New Yorker has been added to the men's draw, headlined by world No.6 Andy Roddick. The women's draw has attracted a strong field with Belgium's former world No.1 Justine Henin on the comeback trail, two-time US Open champion Kim Clijsters and Australia's Jelena Dokic.

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Brisbane trying to lure Hewitt, Stosur

Brisbane trying to lure Hewitt, StosurNovember 26, 2009 16:08:00Brisbane International target... Lleyton Hewitt (file photo). (Getty Images: Koichi Kamoshida)Brisbane International director Steven Ayles says he will try to bring Lleyton Hewitt and Samantha Stosur to the event in 2011.The pair has opted to play in the Hopman Cup in Perth to start their Australian Open campaigns, leaving Jelena...