Top seed unearthed at Flushing Meadows

World number one Ana Ivanovic has been sent crashing out of the US Open by French qualifier Julie Coin in the second round.

The world-ranked 188 player claimed a shock 6-3 4-6 6-3 win and will next face a former world number one - Amelie Mauresmo - in the third round.
Coin won four successive games to take the first set from 2-3 down, but the Serbian starlet hit back to take the second set thanks to a vital break at 4-4.
But top seed Ivanovic made a string of unforced errors as Coin ran away with the decider.
"Today I felt nervous at the beginning and then it went away," said the 25-year-old. "I don't know how I did it.
"I am not thinking about anything right now. Just enjoying the moment."
Ivanovic's exit was the earliest by a top seed at the US Open since the start of the professional era in 1968.
"This is very disappointing to me but something I have to accept," she said. "I never saw her play before so I didn't know what to expect.
"She played a lot better than I expected. She served very well."