Mirza suffers autocorrect fail on Twitter

Sep 28, 2016
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Mirza suffers autocorrect fail on Twitter

The No. 1 doubles player just missed the mark in a congratulatory

Published Sep 28, 2016

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Ah, tennis stars: they're just like us.

WTA doubles specialist Sania Mirza can be added to the long list of autocorrect victims out there. She just missed the mark while tweeting congratulations to fellow player Kirsten Flipkens on her first doubles title.

Flipkens took the tweet in stride, but not without jokingly pointing out Mirza's mistake.

While the well-meaning message was not lost, Mirza was left cursing autocorrect, as so many of us have.

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Mirza, the WTA's No. 1 doubles player, partnered with Barbora Strycova to win the Tokyo title, while Flipkens teamed up with Johanna Larsson to take home the trophy in Seoul.

Mirza and Strycova are back in action this week in Wuhan, while Flipkens is only competing in singles in Tashkent (where she's into the quarterfinals).