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Never too old to play tennis, says Asian veteran

By Sun Xiaochen in Shenzhen, Guangdong province | China Daily | Updated: 2013-01-07 08:10

While pundits and fans are concerned 30-year-old Li Na's age could be an issue in coming seasons, Japanese veteran Kimiko Date-Krumm, nation's most successful tennis player, believes the Chinese star is still in her prime.

"I don't think she's old. She's only 30, still 12 years younger than me," said Date-Krumm (pictured), who reached the highest ranking for an Asian player when she hit No 4 in 1995.

"I think it's good timing. Tennis is not only technical and physical. It's more about mentality sometimes. It's a combination.

Never too old to play tennis, says Asian veteran

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