Jay was 17th on the acceptance list, so is in the main draw. Even so, today's semi final would have given him an SE if he wasn't.

At a guess, Curtis may have decided to coach/support Jay in his semi final rather that play qualifiers. Otherwise, they may have decided to go home a week early.

Should be a law against top 200 players playing futures !

Be good win though.

Anyone any idea why 17-year-old Mohamed Abdel-Aziz is shown on both his ITF & ATP profiles as holding Egyptian nationality, yet pops up on the IT live scoreboard with a Union Flag against his name?  First noticed it last week. 

Coup Droit wrote:

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It's been mentioned a few times on the junior threads.

His sister is Donia, who plays for the UK (family based in Bolton ? From recollection, might be wrong .....)

But the brother plays for Egypt. Although he could play for Britain, if he wished.

But I think the GB flag is the error.

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Thanks.  That's what I assumed last week, so forbore to add him to any of my posts.

6.2 Jay

Brilliant 

And a decent chance in the next round, if he reproduces that kind of performance:

L16:  Jay Clarke WR 1238 vs (Q) Leandro Serrano (ESP) WR 1753 (CH = 1748 in May)