Arina Rodionova is this week starting life as one of the world's top 100 women tennis players - even if she laughs that it feels like she's 10 years overdue to join the club.
But with a cry of "better late than never", the oldest player ever to make a debut in the WTA's top-100 at the age of 34 is determined to push on and ensure her record-breaking feat is just the start of her enjoying every minute of a late-career surge as Australia's No.1.
