Sania had played with American Lizel Huber at the Wimbledon where she made a third round exit.
"I gonna try with Jie Zheng. We will take time to get used to each other and we have four weeks before the US Open," Sania said on the sidelines of the IBL auction.
Sania said the game of the Chinese, with whom she had fought many a interesting singles battles in the past, compliments hers.
Talking about her partnership with American Bethanie Mattek-Sands, with whom she won her last WTA doubles title (14th), Sania rued that the pairing could not continue.
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