Final Australian Open wildcards awarded

Jan 13, 2010
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Final Australian Open wildcards awarded

Published Jan 13, 2010

The final Australian Open wildcards have been awarded to Jarmila Groth and Sesil Karatantcheva on the women's side, and Marinko Matosevic and Andrey Golubev on the men's side.

The full list of women's wildcards is: Justine Henin, Casey Dellacqua (playoff winner), Alicia Molik, Olivia Rogowska, Jarmila Gorth, Coco Vandeweghe (US reciprocal wildcard), Stephanie Cohen-Aloro (French reciprocal wildcard) and Sesil Karatantcheva (Asian wildcard).

Karatantcheva is a native of Bulgaria who changed her nationality to Kazakhstan last year in return for financial support from the tennis federation of Kazakhstan .

The full list of men's wildcards is: Nick Lindahl (playoff winner), Bernard Tomic, Jason Kubler, Carsten Ball, Marinko Matosevic, Ryan Harrison (US reciprocal wildcard), Sebastian Grosjean (French reciprocal wildcard) and Andrey Golubev (Asian wildcard).