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R1: MARSALEK, James (GBR) 8 WR 815 v VEERABADRAN, Vignesh (IND) WR 1519



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James here for 2 or 3 weeks I think, Maybe the time he gets a breakthrough points wise????

India has done for many players mind, hope the Deli Belly stays away.

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James' surname has always fascinated me. Does anyone do that, "study of what names mean and where they come from thing" and could shed any light on the history of the Marsalek name?

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Not that I have much idea about such things, but I think many Czech last names end in -ek? Someone tweet him, quick!


But more importantly, Marsalek rhymes with Dalek, so he could be from some other planet.

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I would guess Czech too - Marsálek, with the s having what looks like a little v on top (turning it into a sh), but if I try to type that in here and submit the post, the s disappears!



-- Edited by steven on Sunday 6th of November 2011 11:08:41 PM

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Gregory Howe is here too:

QR2: Gregory Howe UNR beat Jatin Dahiya (IND) UNR by 4 & 3

FQR: Gregory Howe UNR v Shahbaaz Khan (IND) UNR

GB's oldest ATP-ranked player a couple of years ago, he will be celebrating his 40th birthday on Monday playing someone just under half his age!

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steven wrote:

I would guess Czech too - Marsálek, with the s having what looks like a little v on top (turning it into a sh), but if I try to type that in here and submit the post, the s disappears!



-- Edited by steven on Sunday 6th of November 2011 11:08:41 PM

 Spot on Steven, in czech it is pronounced Mar-shaa-lek and is common enough.

It is a common english surname if translated - Marshall.

Once translated, most names lose their romance......

Yours,

Dave (your Czech correspondent)



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FQR: Shahbaaz KHAN (IND) defeated Gregory HOWE (GBR) 6-3 7-6(3) cry



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L16: CHANG (CHN) / MARSALEK (GBR) (2) defeated SOOD (IND) / SOOD (IND) 6-7(6) 6-3 [10-8]

QF: BALAJI (IND) / NEDUNCHEZHIYAN (IND) Vs CHANG (CHN) / MARSALEK (GBR) (2)



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Thanks Portsey et al. Marshall eh!

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QF: BALAJI (IND) / NEDUNCHEZHIYAN (IND) defeated CHANG (CHN) / MARSALEK (GBR) (2) 5-7 7-6(7) [10-8]

 

R1: James MARSALEK (GBR) (8) defeated Vignesh VEERABADRAN (IND) 6-3 6-1 smile

R2: Mohit Mayur JAYAPRAKASH (IND) WR 1369  Vs James MARSALEK (GBR) (8) WR 797



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L16: (8) James Marsalek WR 797 beat Mohit Mayur Jayaprakash (IND) WR 1369 by 7-6(4) 4-6 6-2

QF: (8) James Marsalek WR 797 v (3) Rohan Gajjar (IND) WR 592 (CH 429 in 2010) - 4 am GMT on Thursday

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I have heard that James won his quarter final but don't have a score.

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Sounds good Where have you found that out ... or is it a top secret source?

Here's an article from the Indian press yesterday - apparently Paul Hutchins is out there with James.

http://www.thehindu.com/sport/tennis/article2612319.ece?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter



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QF: (8) James Marsalek WR 797 beat (3) Rohan Gajjar (IND) WR 592 by 6-4 6-7(2) 7-6(7) biggrin

"Rohan lost match which he should won ... After losing the first set he came back strongly ... In the second and third he had many break point chances but he failed to convert ... In the second set tie-break he controlled it from early to won it but in the third set tie-break James kept cool and converted important point to produce upset over Rohan."

from http://jaydeep72.blogspot.com/

SF: (8) James Marsalek WR 797 v (1) Junn Mitsuhashi (JPN) WR 385 (CH 295 in 2009)

The above source shows "(1) Junn MITSUHASHI (JPN) l (7) Karunuday SINGH (IND) ?6 46" as the score for the other relevant QF but the report makes it clear that Mistsuhashi won.

... and James has just added:"3 hours 45 minutes playing a match in the indian heat and didn't cramp. Karl Cook would be proud #hydration"



-- Edited by steven on Thursday 10th of November 2011 09:43:54 AM

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