Jankovic toppled by Romanian teenager Cirstea

PARIS (Reuters) - Serbian fifth seed Jelena Jankovic was outfoxed by Romanian teen-ager Sorana Cirstea's devastating net play Monday when she lost 3-6 6-0 9-7 in the French Open fourth round.

Jankovic, who had reached the Roland Garros semi-finals for the past two years, stormed through the first three games before being broken in the seventh. She immediately broke back and claimed the set when 19-year-old Cirstea hit long.

The former world number one, who received treatment for a blister on a toe on her left foot while trailing 3-0, never got into the second set as Cirstea made regular charges to the net to send a series of winners past her.

Jankovic served for the match in the 11th game of the third but the tenacious world number 41 broke when the Serb hit long. Cirstea unleashed a sizzling crosscourt backhand to reach her first grand slam quarter-final against either Australian 30th seed Samantha Stosur or France's Virginie Razzano.

(Editing by Pritha Sarkar;