Great day for the Brits, with 4 of them making it to round 2

Podlewski def. Cirla - 6-2, 6-4
Illingworth def. Miller - 7-5, 7-6 (4)
Feavor def. Balota - 6-2, 6-1
Kalaitziz def. Avram - 6-1, 6-1
Langford lt. Beleleu - 5-7, 2-6

Podlewski now plays Maties Saenz, who is 4th seed and just outside the top 1000, so it would be a great result if Oscar was to pull that one off

Illingworth will play Stefan Roates, and unranked romanian, so another good chance for him to make the next round. Illingworth and Oscar would play in the final round though, so only 1 could qualify

Feaver plays Kalaitziz in the next round, so at least 1 of them will make the final round. Good news for them is that the 5th seed lost, so whoever wins that match will be playing an unranked player in the final round

QR2: Oscar Podlewski UNR lost to (q4) Matias Saenz (ARG) WR 1078 by 3 & 3
QR2: (q10) Matthew Illngworth WR 1290 beat Stefan Roates (ROU) UNR by 1 & 1
QR2: (q13) Konstantinos Kalaitzis WR 1387 beat James Feaver UNR by 3 & 2

FQR: (q10) Matthew Illngworth WR 1290 v (q4) Matias Saenz (ARG) WR 1078
FQR: (q13) Konstantinos Kalaitzis WR 1387 v Andrei George Daraban (ROU) UNR

FQR: (q10) Matthew Illngworth WR 1290 lt. (q4) Matias Saenz (ARG) WR 1078 - 1-6, 4-6

FQR: (q13) Konstantinos Kalaitzis WR 1387 def. Andrei George Daraban (ROU) UNR - 3-6, 6-4, 6-2

Congrats to KK on making the main draw

Unfortunately, he hasn't got the best draw, although he did avoid the seeds

R1: (q) Konstantinos Kalaitzis WR 1387 vs. Yordan Kanev (BUL) WR 762

Kalitzis won 7-5 2-0 ret

They all count and he deserves that point having won through three rounds of quailfying

-- Edited by freerider at 20:52, 2007-07-03