Indian Star sensation Sania Mirza who has had a very good Australian Open lost in the semi finals of the Mixed Doubles on Friday with her partner Mahesh Bhupati.

The bigger they are, the harder they fall at the All-England Club in 2011.

The top seed and winner of more WTA matches than any other player in the last three years served notice to her critics that she has the game and the discipline to go all the way.

Unlike the men’s division, the seeds in the women’s draw have failed to differentiate themselves from a host of would-be Wimbledon Champions.

Tsvetana Pironkova, 23-year old Bulgarian Beauty is new rising tennis star, she has reached the semi-finals at Wimbledon in 2010 and raring to go to the top.

Wimbledon 2010 winners, Men’s Single, Women’s Single, Men’s double, Women’s Double, Mixed Double, Boys, Girls and the Ladies Invitational winners.

Vera Zvonareva defeated 82 ranked Bulgarian Tsvetana Pironkova in three exciting semifinal sets, but when the dust settled, Ms. Pironkova had won the hearts of all who watched.

Encouraged by her mother, Vera Zvonareva began playing tennis for fun at age six. Her mother, Natalya Bykova, a Russian field hockey player who earned a bronze medal in the 1980 Olympics, enrolled the future star in the famed Russian State Academy of Physical Fitness.

On a day that began with light raindrops, three heavy underdogs turned the tables on Kim Clijsters, Venus Williams and Kaia Kanepi leaving tears of joy on the All England Club’s hallowed grounds.

Rafa Nadal and Justine Henin, the two best clay court players in their divisions, powered to first round wins as other in-form players strutted their stuff on Tuesday.