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who is Craig Cox? (any relation to Dan?)

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One of our 1991 guys. (At least not closely.)

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Expect Ian Samuels to do some damage - that guy can play ball!

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Final QR :

Raja v McGee

Eichenberger v Kennaugh

Matt Smith v Djankov

Bradshaw v Illingworth

Priddle v Allinson

Baxendine v Sagoo

Fabrice Martin v Samuels

Skinner v Skupski


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KingMonkey wrote:

Expect Ian Samuels to do some damage - that guy can play ball!


Isn't he a coach now? I thought that I read that when he won that British Tour title last year. 

 



-- Edited by Arka at 14:43, 2007-08-27

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Im afraid the tournament office is too busy to give out scores.....?

Doubt that we will even get the updated draws emailed.

Oh well !!!

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Report from final round of qualies:-

Raja bt. McGee
Raja proved far too strong for an erratic McGee. The top-seeded Indian returned well and despite looking slightly overweight managed to run-down enough balls for the Irishman to miss.

Illingworth bt. Bradshaw
Illingworth is only tiny but is lightning fast around the court and was too consistent for Bradshaw who produced some stunning winners but also some dire misses.

Priddle bt. Allinson
Priddle is again another player who lacks any real weapons but more than makes up for it with his consistency. Sliced almost all his backhands and did well to keep Allinson at bay. Also showed some impressive nerve to win the final set tie-break having earlier failed to serve out the set at 5-3.

Sagoo bt. Baxendine
Sagoo produced the performance of the day as he blew-away Baxendine in this one-sided affair. Baxendine looked solid and made few errors but that wasn't enough to keep Sagoo at bay who was hitting winners from everywhere and serving aces for fun.

Samuels bt. Martin
Even though he is now a full-time coach and this is seemingly his first tournament since last year, Samuels looked a class-act against the one-dimensional Martin. Both have huge serves but Samuels returned and volleyed much better than the Frenchman who retired with a fever early in the second set. Samuels will be one to watch out for in the main draw and could quite easily cause an upset.



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That pretty much matches with my description of Sagoo from March. Good to see he's back to that form and over his latest injury. Now for a second ranking point!...

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Thanks for the reports.


Well done, Jagdev. w00t.gif

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Final QR results

Raja def McGee 6-1 6-1

Eichenberger def Kennaugh 6-1 7-6(5) cry

Matt Smith lost to Djankov 7-5 Retired crycryfurious

Bradshaw lost to Illingworth 7-5 6-3 smilecry

Priddle def Allinson 3-6 6-1 7-6(2) smilecry

Baxendine lost to Sagoo 6-1 6-3 smilecry

Fabrice Martin lost to Samuels 6-3 1-0 ret smile

Skinner lost to Skupski 6-2 7-6(1) smilecry

5 Qualifiers !!!

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Main Draw - MD 1

1 312 FRA OGER, Thomas [1] v 2 553 FRA JOUAN, Romain
3 Q 1283 GBR ILLINGWORTH, Matthew v 4 Q 824 IND RAJA, Purav
5 Q 837 SUI EICHENBERGER, Patrick v 6 WC 1504 GBR HEWITT, Tim
7 591 IRL CLARKE, Peter v 8 434 LAT PAVLOVS, Deniss [8]
9 354 JPN IWABUCHI, Satoshi [3] v 10 725 JPN ISHII, Yaoki
11 WC 782 GBR EATON, Chris v 12 Q GBR SAMUELS, Ian
13 555 AUS DUREK, Raphael v 14 637 GBR KASIRI, Miles
15 WC 1504 GBR BAINS, Maniel v 16 379 NED HEMMES, Fred [6]
17 378 NZL KING-TURNER, Daniel [5] v 18 746 GBR SLABINSKY, Alexander
19 Q 1383 BUL DIANKOV, Angel v 20 622 IND SIPAEYA, Sunil-Kumar
21 SE 1074 GBR BAMFORD, Neil v 22 Q 1331 GBR SKUPSKI, Ken
23 647 GBR RUSHBY, Tom v 24 363 IRL NILAND, Conor [4]
25 411 FRA YSERN, Pierrick [7] v 26 WC 1331 GBR THORNLEY, Sean
27 632 DEN NORBY, Rasmus v 28 Q GBR PRIDDLE, Chris
29 Q 1504 GBR SAGOO, Jagdev v 30 498 FRA MAES, Julien
31 436 AUS GROTH, Samuel v 32 331 GBR GOODALL, Joshua [2]

WC's to Bains, Eaton, Thornley & Hewitt.

-- Edited by Drew at 18:06, 2007-08-27

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Thanks for posting the draws with rankings each week Drew. Always very useul to look at.

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Its loaded with Brits again but I think there will only be 2 in R2.

depressing state of affairs...

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Well we have 2 all Brit clashes and surely you must expect Josh to at least come close. Of the others, Kasiri has a definite chance on his best form, and I expect Hewitt, Rushby and Sagoo put up good fights.

I'm pretty hopeful of one of those winning and getting 4 Brits through..

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First Round
(1)Joshua Goodall/Tom Rushby (GBR) vs Robert Searle/Kenneth Skupski (GBR)
David Brewer/Luke Campbell (GBR) d. Matthew Illingworth/Fabrice Martin (GBR/FRA) w/o
(3)Purav Raja/Sunil Kumar Sipaeya (IND) vs Tim Hewitt/Ben Pritchard (GBR)
Chris Priddle/Harry Skinner (GBR) vs Alex Miotto/Ian Samuels (GBR)
Edward Allinson/Richard Irwin (GBR) vs Robert Green/Thomas Greenland (GBR)
(4)Yaoki Ishii/Satoshi Iwabuchi (JPN) vs Tim Bradshaw/Christian Hand (GBR/USA)
Chris Eaton/Samuel Groth (GBR/AUS) vs Jamie Feaver/Alexander Slabinsky (GBR)
(2)Raphael Durek/Deniss Pavlovs (AUS/LAT) vs David Baxendine/Adam Hunt (GBR)

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