Petra Kvitova has withdrawn from next week’s Italian Open with an injury to her right foot, she said on social media on Saturday.

The Czech world number 10, who won the Miami Open last month, added that she hopes to recover in time for the second Grand Slam of the year at the French Open.

“I will miss the beautiful site, the Italian fans and wish the tournament a great week,” the two-time Wimbledon champion wrote on Twitter.

The Italian Open in Rome starts on Tuesday and ends on May 20, while Roland Garros begins on May 28.

Petra Kvitova has withdrawn from next week's Italian Open with an injury to her right foot, she said ...{ai:summary}<p>Well, well, well, looks like Petra Kvitova won't be showing up at the Italian Open. She's announced on the socials that her right foot is acting up so she won't be part of the tennis action next week. The number 10 word warrior hopes to be back in ace condition for the French Open, though. She's a tough cookie, that Kvitova, so let's hope she can recover fast and bring her A-game to Roland Garros. She'll sure be missed over in Rome, but we'll keep our eyes peeled for her return.</p>

Miami Champion Kvitova Withdraws From Italian Open

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