PARIS -- Canadian Aleksandra Wozniak defeated Chinas Zheng Jie 6-2, 6-4 Wednesday to reach the third round of the French Open. The Blainville, Que., native will face top-seeded Victoria Azarenka in the next round. In mens doubles play, the top-seeded team of Daniel Nestor of Toronto and Max Mirnyi of Belarus defeated Dutchman Robin Haase and Finlands Jarkko Nieminen 6-3, 6-4. Wozniak dominated in a near-flawless first set and overcame a lapse while leading by a break in the second. That miscue was partly caused by a long injury timeout taken by the No. 34-ranked Zheng with Wozniak leading 3-2. The pause left Wozniak to practise her serve on the court while a doctor and trainer spent at least 10 minutes examining and patching a heel blister on Zhengs left foot. Wozniak managed to get her concentration back when play resumed despite exchanging breaks with her opponent. A concluding break in the final game put the Canadian ahead and Zheng sent a forehand long to end the match. "Im content with this win," said Wozniak. "But the injury time was very long. You cool off a bit when that happens. After she was treated she still moved well, so it was not an easy win. "I came back and tried to keep the pressure on her. I played a good game at 4-4 to lead 5-4 and I finished it off well. It felt good to keep up the pressure." Wozniak won with 21 unforced errors and 20 winners, but committed six double-faults. She broke four times. Wozniak and Azarenka have never met at the WTA level, but played frequently in their junior days with the Canadian losing their first four meetings starting in 2004 in Wimbledon juniors. The Canadian won their last match -- six years ago in Pittsburgh at the Challenger level -- advancing as Azarenka retired in the second set. "It will be important to come out and only focus on my own game," said Wozniak. "I cant let her game or anything else bother me. I have to focus on each point and mix it up. "She was always tough in juniors. You cannot let her dictate play, you have to move into the rallies early and try to end the point." Azarenka said she is expecting a tough battle. "Shes a very difficult opponent whos been showing some real good tennis in the past," said the Belarusian. "I know she has had big wins in her career." "Ive played her many times before, shes a tricky opponent so I definitely have to come up with good tennis in my next round, and well see. But Im excited to play against her again." The win marked the fourth time Wozniak has advanced to the third round at Roland Garros, with her best performance a fourth-round showing in 2009 where she lost 6-1, 6-2 to Serena Williams. Wozniak won her doubles match later in the day. She teamed with Romanias Simona Halep for a 6-2, 6-3 win over Britains Anne Keothavong and Alexandra Cadantu of Romania. wholesale jerseys . Lupul suffered the injury after taking a check from David Krejci in Tuesdays 5-4 loss to the Boston Bruins. Forward Colby Armstrong was also injured in the game, breaking his nose in a fight with Dennis Seidenberg. holdjersey . But the third-year Marlies goaltender is anxious to impose a more commanding presence in the net, a facet of his game engineered in concert with the organizations new goalie coach Rick St. http://www.holdjersey.com/ . PETERSBURG, Fla. nfl holdjersey . Lind was sent down to the minors in May after batting .186 with three home runs and 11 RBI in 34 games. nba holdjersey . Javier Hernandezs double and Ron Vlaars own goal completed the turnaround that took United four points clear of Chelsea at the top of the table. Chelsea hosts Liverpool on Sunday. "We did put pressure on ourselves today but we came through it," United manager Alex Ferguson said.The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports that Penguins centre Sidney Crosby has resumed on-ice workouts. The Penguins and Crosbys agent confirmed that the 23-year-old is back on the ice as part of his regular summer training program, the Tribune-Review reports. Crosby hasnt skated since participating in on-ice workouts in April while his teammates were in the playoffs, but was shut down when he started experiencing heacaches again.dddddddddddd He missed the second half of the NHL season after he was diagnosed with a concussion in early January. ' ' '