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Willis bt Ward-Hibbert 63 63
Pauffley bt Fitzpatrick 64 62
Evans bt Bugby 76(6) 60

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And from bet 365

Coupland leads Bambridge 7-6, 0-0

Top seed Sidorenko won in straight sets.

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Ouch for Mr Burn. It's been lovely to see some of the "older" players evidently decide to have another go at playing on the circuit. Can we thank Jonny Marray for this? I've always wondered (some of you may know whether it's the case or not) whether what motivated Mr Fleming to come back onto the Tour was watching Jamie Murray win the mixed doubles at Wimbledon and thinking "we were at the same level ...."

But getting a ringer like Devvarman isn't great from the points perspective. At least there's nothing to lose ... and if he wins, it will be rather one to remember! Devvarman is a serious ringer, though. Presumably he has a protected ranking which he's not using here?

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Coupland beat Bambridge 7-6(6), 7-6(5)

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Spectator wrote:

Ouch for Mr Burn. It's been lovely to see some of the "older" players evidently decide to have another go at playing on the circuit. Can we thank Jonny Marray for this? I've always wondered (some of you may know whether it's the case or not) whether what motivated Mr Fleming to come back onto the Tour was watching Jamie Murray win the mixed doubles at Wimbledon and thinking "we were at the same level ...."

But getting a ringer like Devvarman isn't great from the points perspective. At least there's nothing to lose ... and if he wins, it will be rather one to remember! Devvarman is a serious ringer, though. Presumably he has a protected ranking which he's not using here?

 

The Olympics was Devvarman's first match in nearly 9 months so he might well be very rusty. Burn might have the best chance of anyone to beat him.



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Carpenter bt Golding 46 62 76(6)
Edmund bt Patel 1&2
Yannick Jankovits (FRA) bt Ireland 3&2
Burn bt Devvarman (IND) 1&3

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PS: See my previous comment about Burn and Devvarman

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Well predicted!

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Well predicted!

 Should have put money on it bleh

Cox leads Burton 6-4, 1-0* (via bet 365)



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Broady beats Thornley 4&4

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So top half the draw second round is

Sidorenko v Carpenter
Willis v Pauffley
Evans v Coupland
Burn v Broady

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Cox beat Burton 4 and 2

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Further results from the LTA twitter account

Ed Corrie beats Joshua Jones 3&4
Josh Milton beats Oliver Hudson 2&3

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Some doubles results

Jack CARPENTER (GBR) / Oliver HUDSON (GBR) Walkover Antoine BENNETEAU (FRA) / Alexandre SIDORENKO (FRA)
Harry MEEHAN (GBR) / Stefan STERLAND-MARKOVIC (GBR) 6-3 3-6 [12-10] Marc BECKLES (GBR) / Dominic ROSS-HURST (GBR)
Adham EL-EFFENDI (USA) / Darren WALSH (GBR) [3] 7-5 6-4 Ben DAVIS (GBR) / Alex GOLDING (GBR)
Tom BURN (GBR) / Daniel EVANS (GBR) 6-1 6-2 David HODGETTS (GBR) / Nikolai SNAPES (GBR)
Marcus DANIELL (NZL) / Nima ROSHAN (AUS) [2] 4-6 6-2 [10-6] Maniel BAINS (GBR) / Marcus WILLIS (GBR)

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So no Golding/Fitzpatrick rematch after all.

Good, much needed win for Liam Broady.



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Remaining doubles results

Lewis BURTON (GBR) / Edward CORRIE (GBR) [1] 6-3 6-4 Keelan OAKLEY (GBR) / Marshall TUTU (GBR)
Andrew FITZPATRICK (GBR) / Sean THORNLEY (GBR) [4] 6-1 7-5 Luke BAMBRIDGE (GBR) / Liam BROADY (GBR)
Neil PAUFFLEY (GBR) / Manuel SANCHEZ (MEX) 6-1 6-2 Jonathan CORNISH (GBR) / Clayton GILBERTSON (RSA)

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