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Vera Zvonareva, now a wife and mother, will return to U.S. Open as commentator

The Russian has not played since the beginning of the 2015 clay-c

ByKamakshi Tandon

Published Aug 26, 2016

Vera Zvonareva has announced that, while off the tour dealing with injuries, she got married and had a child.

The former world No. 2 plans to return as a commentator at the upcoming U.S. Open.

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"No matter what, this year is a very fruitful year for me,” the former Top 10 regular wrote on social media. “...I became a wife and a mother. Having family feels amazing ... But no matter what, sport will always play a huge part in my life … Therefore, see you on Eurosport channel soon, where I will try to take a commentator's role during this year's U.S. Open."

The Russian has not played since the beginning of the 2015 clay-court season.