And so the doubles SF scheduled for not before 11.30 am local gets going just before 2 pm. The following doubles final is due at not before 1 pm. Err indeed.
And so the doubles SF scheduled for not before 11.30 am local gets going just before 2 pm. The following doubles final is due at not before 1 pm. Err indeed.
Emily 2-1*. Had 2 BPs in the second game.
Who had the BP chances? Emily in the 2nd game in the match or the opponent in Emily's 2nd service game?
And so the doubles SF scheduled for not before 11.30 am local gets going just before 2 pm. The following doubles final is due at not before 1 pm. Err indeed.
Emily 2-1*. Had 2 BPs in the second game.
Who had the BP chances? Emily in the 2nd game in the match or the opponent in Emily's 2nd service game?
And so the doubles SF scheduled for not before 11.30 am local gets going just before 2 pm. The following doubles final is due at not before 1 pm. Err indeed.
Emily 2-1*. Had 2 BPs in the second game.
Who had the BP chances? Emily in the 2nd game in the match or the opponent in Emily's 2nd service game?
Emily had 40-15* in the second game of the match.
Thought that's what you meant, but I had noticed Detiuc's odds had actually slightly shortened from the pre match odds, even at 2-1 so thought she may have been putting the pressure on.
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Thanks.
Looking lie a close set with break chances for both. I'd imagine they'd both won a similar amount of points, but 3 BPs now for the Czech, so a huge chance to break and serve for the set.