Ross Hutchins and James Auckland in the doubles here, with different partners.
R1 Ross Hutchins / Rik De Voest (Rsa) v Ivan Dodig (Cro) / Franko Skugor (Cro) (WC) James Auckland / Denis Gremelmayr (Ger) v Yves Allegro (Sui) / Alexander Peya (Aut) (4)
Peya was part of the team that beat Aucks and Delgado 3 & 0 in Benascon last week.
Hutchins' match is on Court 2 at 2:30pm GMT tommorow. Also good news from today, the 3rd seeds Levinsky and Skoch, who Hutch and De Voest were due to meet in the quarter-finals, have falled by the wayside, beaten 4&3 by Cerretani and Polasek.
Not too surprising a statistic that, is it Wolf, when you consider the Croats had served 5 aces by the middle of their third service game - including one on second service!
For Hutch and De Voest, 80% of first serves in, 85% of points won on first serve, 70% of points won on second serve. Only 29% of return points won, but crucially 2/2 break points.
This win puts Hutchins (to use DJ's terminology) provisionally at no.83 in the rankings, a new career high.
And they are back on court today to play the dangerous floaters, Cerretani & Polasek, in the fourth match on Court 1.It follows three singles, the third of which will be getting under way any moment now.Their match is followed by another doubles & then, finally, Aucks & Gremelmayr vs Allegro & Peya!