to force the tie-break where, despite dropping four of her own serves in a row, she finally prevailed 10–8. It was a similar story in the second set as both players dropped serve twice on the way to another tie-break. Between them, the pair won only three of their service points as Torró Flor, having held three set points, eventually won 7–5. The third set was rather more straightforward as Erakovic broke Torró Flor's serve twice on the way to a final score of 7–6, 6–7, 6–2. Her second round match against Petra Martić was half an hour shorter, again featuring a first set tie-break. Five double faults at inopportune times through the set saw Martić eventually take the tie-break 7–2, but it was a different story in the second set. Erakovic served much better, and was able to take the only service break in the set. Martić was much the stronger in the deciding set, however, breaking Erakovic twice to run out the winner 7–6, 5–7, 6–2. The highlight of Erakovic's clay-court season was the tournament in Rabat, Morocco, where she played three rounds of qualifying, then went all the way through the main draw to the final before losing 2–6, 1–6 to world No. 15, Timea Bacsinszky, having beaten subsequent Nürnberg singles and doubles winner Kiki Bertens in three sets in the semifinal. She played eight games in eight days – perhaps it wasn't surprising that she had had enough by the time she reached the final. Beaten in the first round of qualifying for the French Open, she had far more success at Wimbledon. Winning her three qualifying matches, she beat Irina Falconi and 22nd seed Jelena Janković in the first two rounds, before bowing out to 12th seed Carla Suárez Navarro in the third. It was her best result in a major tournament since losing at the same stage at Wimbledon three years earlier. While her singles ranking jumped more than 40 places to 115, her doubles ranking plummeted more than sixty places to 255. She had not played doubles since her first-round win with Karin Knapp in Katowice at the beginning of April (they had to default the second round after Knapp was injured playing singles). After Wimbledon, she played in the Croatian and Swedish Opens on clay, then returned to New Zealand for an extended break before the US Open. USA and Asia At