I don't remember seeing Jarmila Gajdosova in any of the Grand Slam draws last year and I really thought she retied already. Hindi pala. It was great to see her back and play really well in her first round match here in Melbourne. She lost though to Angelique Kerber but she at least, won a set! She should do well in the succeeding slams, if she continues to play this well!
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