They are Roberta Vinci (#38), Sara Errani (#43), Romina Oprandi (#66), Tathiana Garbin (#87) and Alberta Brianti (#91).
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Monday, December 27, 2010
WTA Top Tennis Nations 2010 - #4 Italy
They are Roberta Vinci (#38), Sara Errani (#43), Romina Oprandi (#66), Tathiana Garbin (#87) and Alberta Brianti (#91).
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