R1: Naomi Broady & Katie O'Brien vs Andrea Hlavackova ( ) & Lucie Hradecka (CZE/CZE) R1: Regina Kulikova & Anastasija Sevastova (RUS/LAT) vs Elena Baltacha & Olga Savchuk (UKR) R1: Julia Görges & Agnes Szavay (GER/HUN) vs Naomi Cavaday & Anna Smith R1: Jos Rae & Heather Watson vs Casey Dellacqua & Alicia Molik (AUS/AUS) R1: Sania Mirza & Caroline Wozniacki (IND/DEN) vs Anne Keothavong & Mel South R1: Sally Peers (AUS) & Laura Robson vs Kaia Kanepi & Shuai Zhang (EST/CHN) R1: Sarah Borwell & Raquel Kops-Jones vs (2) Nuria Llogostera & Maria José Martínez S (ESP/ESP)
I have less of a feel for the women's game than for the men's, so I'll confine myself to pointing that the girls, as with the boys, have avoided seeded opposition (with, again, one obvious exception) & leave the pre-match analysis to those in the know. That said, can't see Naomi B & KOB getting past Hlavackova & Hradecka & Sally & Laura are going to have their hands full against Kanepi & Zhang, as are Sarah B & RKJ against the second seeds, but possible sporting chances for the other two pairs?
-- Edited by Stircrazy on Saturday 19th of June 2010 08:58:13 PM
R1: Naomi Broady & Katie O'Brien vs Andrea Hlavackova ( ) & Lucie Hradecka (CZE/CZE) R1: Regina Kulikova & Anastasija Sevastova (RUS/LAT) vs Elena Baltacha & Olga Savchuk (UKR) R1: Julia Görges & Agnes Szavay (GER/HUN) vs Naomi Cavaday & Anna Smith R1: Jos Rae & Heather Watson vs Casey Dellacqua & Alicia Molik (AUS/AUS) R1: Sally Peers (AUS) & Laura Robson vs Kaia Kanepi & Patty Schnyder (EST/SUI) R1: Sarah Borwell & Raquel Kops-Jones vs (2) Nuria Llogostera & Maria José Martínez S (ESP/ESP)
erm... sorry... you missed off this one!
R1: Sania Mirza & Caroline Wozniacki (IND/DEN) vs Anne Keothavong & Melanie South
-- Edited by Danjn on Saturday 19th of June 2010 02:29:10 PM
R1: Naomi Broady & Katie O'Brien vs Andrea Hlavackova ( ) & Lucie Hradecka (CZE/CZE) R1: Regina Kulikova & Anastasija Sevastova (RUS/LAT) vs Elena Baltacha & Olga Savchuk (UKR) R1: Julia Görges & Agnes Szavay (GER/HUN) vs Naomi Cavaday & Anna Smith R1: Jos Rae & Heather Watson vs Casey Dellacqua & Alicia Molik (AUS/AUS) R1: Sally Peers (AUS) & Laura Robson vs Kaia Kanepi & Patty Schnyder (EST/SUI) R1: Sarah Borwell & Raquel Kops-Jones vs (2) Nuria Llogostera & Maria José Martínez S (ESP/ESP)
erm... sorry... you missed off this one!
R1: Sania Mirza & Caroline Wozniacki (IND/DEN) vs Anne Keothavong & Melanie South
Whoops! So I did! Can't think how! Thanks for pointing it out. Initial post duly edited. Not going to comment on their chances, though...
Stircrazy wrote:R1: Sally Peers (AUS) & Laura Robson vs Kaia Kanepi & Patty Schnyder (EST/SUI)
Robson / Peers are actually playing Kanepi and Shuai Zhang.
Indeed they are. Not doing very well with this, am I? I blame it on the format adopted by the Grand Slam tournaments for the printable draws. The pairings are so close together, I clearly skipped a line - or two ...
I guess it doesn't get much better for Sarah & Raquel, now MJMS has withdrawn they now play the 3rd seeds.... how'd the powers that be work that one out?
R1: Sarah Borwell & Raquel Kops-Jones vs (3) Liezel Huber & Bethanie Mattek-Sands (USA/USA)
Sorry Stircrazy, your list looked so perfect when you put it up.......
-- Edited by Danjn on Sunday 20th of June 2010 11:41:49 PM
Huber and Mattek-Sands are actually the no 5 seeds.
To be fair to these powers that be that is consistent with what they did after Nadal's withdrawal last year when they moved the men's no 5 seed, Del Potro, into his slot. They have moved the no 17 seed ( in this case newly created seed ) into the spot vacated by Huber and Mattek-Sands which I think is again consistent with last year's men's draw. I guess they aren't just making it up
It will just be to ensure that each side of the draw has 2 of the top 4 players / pairs available.
Still would have been nice if to hell with overall fairness they'ed just simply got the LL instead
-- Edited by indiana on Monday 21st of June 2010 12:10:19 AM