Wimbledon, England (AP) - Sara Errani committed only five errors not forced Thursday Anne Keothavong beat Britain 6-1, 6-1 at Wimbledon.
The Errani 25 years old, an Italian who has flourished in Grand Slam competition this year, has found his best result at Wimbledon in advance to the third round.
It was the French Open runner-up this month Xarapova Mary, and she is 12/2 in major tournaments in 2012.
He began this year with a 15-17 record in the majors.
Playing the first match of the day to field 2, the 10 seeded Errani erased three break points he faced and won in 61 minutes. It's been an arduous effort on Wednesday, when he played only one point to complete the victory suspended overnight because of rain.
The fourth day of play began with sunshine and temperatures in the low voice of 80.
Novak Djokovic had another night under the roof of the Centre Court Wednesday, but said it should not be much greater than two years ago, completing a 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 American Ryan Harrison in just under two hours.
The best ranked Djokovic in Wimbledon history books by winning the game with the ultimate goal ever in a tournament that began in 1877, a five-set victory in the Belgian Olivier Rochus, who finished in 22:59 first round in 2010. Wimbledon has added light in 2009.
Harrison E 'was tested again, but showed his sharpness at key moments to remove the U.S. shortly before 10:00
"It's a different situation," said the champion. "It's been playing very well."
The party had a lag time of departure, it was the fourth day of the Centre Court to play - instead of three - a bit like Wimbledon to play "catch up due to rain delays.
Roger Federer needed less than 80 minutes to complete an easy victory in the first, playing in front of Prince Charles, who made his first visit to the tournament since 1970.
Caroline Wozniacki, then missed two match points before losing in three sets to Austrian Tamira Paszek in a first round match that was suspended on Tuesday. Kim Clijsters reached the third round with a victory 6-3, 6-3 to Andrea Hlavackova.
At the moment when Djokovic was finishing his game, there was total darkness outside the center court, where spotlights illuminated the white retractable roof and hundreds of empty seats were open-mouthed, as some fans had gone to home.
However, the experience of Djokovic.
"Every time I go to center court, you can feel the energy unlike any other tournament," he said. "There is a long tradition and history and the champions who made history in this area, so I'm trying to enjoy every moment of it."
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