Doubles bottom half - Johanna Larsson likes playing with Brits called Anna!
Chakhnashvili/Huck (GEO/FRA) v (wc)Benamar/Feuerstein (FRA) (3)Dzehalevich/Fedak (BLR/UKR) v Hawkins/Larsson (GBR/SWE) Krauth/Nooni (ARG/SWE) v (wc)Berger/Mraz (FRA) (2)Foretz/Vedy (FRA) v O'Brien/Woerle (GBR/GER)
(3)Dzehalevich/Fedak (BLR/UKR) d. Hawkins/Larsson (GBR/SWE) 61 46 10-4
Katie and Bally are on early tomorrow, but there is no live scoring. Hard to assess. Some of Katie's best performances this year have been against talented in-form teenagers like Wickmayer and Martic, but her current form doesn't inspire confidence. Bally gets streaks of wins and losses, almost regardless of the strength of opposition, and it is time she found another winning spree.
That's 3 weeks in a row that Bally has lost tight matches to higher-ranked players. She was only able to convert 1 of 7 breakpoints in the final set (Foretz 1/2). She may not be far off another winning streak. Katie was well beaten judging by the stats.