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ForeverDelayed


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Baker/Boggo win the second set on a tie break, so 1 set all against the Poles

Would be great if they could win, as they would then play Bloomers/Marray, so there would be at least 1 British team in round 3

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Baker/Boggo lose the third set 6-2

Aucks/Huss about to serve for match

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And they hold serve to go through to face number 5 seeds Martin Damm/Leander Paes.

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looks like play susended. boggo match goes to a 3rd day.

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I was fortunate enough to see Rich-Jonny  beat those  Rats (top 100) in straight sets 7-6(4) 6-4 6-4.
They combined well together and looked in command throughout, when they once went a break down they immediately broke back. The most outstanding recollection was their determination to win but the most memorable point was with Jonny safely returning the ball while laying outstretched on the floor and yet being on his feet to continue the rally lasting several more shots before they won the point - that was how determined they were!

When I left Aucks/Huss was 4-6, 6-4, 7-5, 4-5 and it was very poor light so I was surprised to see that match was actually finished (in their favour).

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