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Strong comeback from Jamie/Bruno in set 2, recovering from the loss of their opening service to win 4 games in a row for 4-1*

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(4) Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares (BRA) CR 18 (9+9) defeated (2) Juan Sebastián Cabal & Robert Farah (COL/COL) CR 10 (5+5) by 4 & 3



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They both look in top form - really sharp

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Good stuff. Into the SF but might as well win their remaining group match 



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Excellent, good win and Mektic and Peya should be beatable in the last match given their lack of recent practice and form

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So, Roger the Lodger beats Thiem by 2 & 3 & on Thursday faces Anderson.  The permutations according to the Beeb...



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indiana wrote:

Yes, I'd be rather disappointed not to get more action and a much closer match.

But if they were both giving their best and the one very much better on the day, then that's just proper sport, you don't know what you are going to get. I'd accept that much more than any feeling of stage managed closeness.

Re Anderson, yes for me he's definitely through. Nishikori and Fed could yet also get to 2 wins, and among the 3 of them they could all be 2-2 in sets but Anderson would easily beat Nishikori on games % to be one of the two through. Fed needs to win tonight to stay in the mix or it would be Nishikori vs Thiem for the other SF spot.



-- Edited by indiana on Tuesday 13th of November 2018 04:08:07 PM

Ah, looking at SC's BBC link, and more importantly also referring to the tiebreaker rules on the ATP site, Anderson is not quite through yet but as Jon indicated he is as near as dammit.

Although Anderson beat Nishikori 6-0 6-1, if Anderson, Federer and Nishikori all finished won 2 lost 1, sets 4-2 then 2 absolute thrashings of virtually both 0 & 0 in the final matches of Fed over Anderson and Nishikori over Thiem and Anderson could indeed be the one not to go through.

In a 3 way tie, the sets & games record in all their matches count, not just among the 3 tied players which had been my assumption. 

So Anderson is only 99+% likely to be through.



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Novak comfortably sees off Zverev, so if Isner beats Cilic, Novak is certainly through to the last.

And with Bryan and Sock winning today also, if Kubot and Melo beat Herbert and Mahut, then Bryan and Sock will also reach the last 4 for sure to join Jamie and Bruno (and fortunately be in separate semifinals as well - I think Bryan and Sock are tournament favourites to be frank)



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I see on the order of play for tomorrow that Jamie and Bruno are down to play Kontinen and Peers, rather than Mektic and Peya who must have withdrawn, although the ATP is not posting a reason at the moment.

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the addict wrote:

I see on the order of play for tomorrow that Jamie and Bruno are down to play Kontinen and Peers, rather than Mektic and Peya who must have withdrawn, although the ATP is not posting a reason at the moment.

Peya recurring problem would be the guess.

At least it doesn't effect anything re progress to the SF. Jamie & Bruno had won the group, Mektic & Peya were going to finish bottom, with the remaining two pairs playing for 2nd tomorrow.

The other group has gone the more complicated scenario route since Herbert & Mahut beat Kubot & Melo in straight sets.



-- Edited by indiana on Wednesday 14th of November 2018 07:54:33 PM

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the addict wrote:

I see on the order of play for tomorrow that Jamie and Bruno are down to play Kontinen and Peers, rather than Mektic and Peya who must have withdrawn, although the ATP is not posting a reason at the moment.

So, final round robin match in Group Llodra/Santoro tomorrow:

(4) Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares (BRA) CR 18 (9+9) vs (9/ALT) Henri Kontinen & John Peers (FIN/AUS) CR 49 (26+23)

 



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Andy's there with Dani Vallverdu, watching Cilic vs Isner



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flamingowings wrote:

Andy's there with Dani Vallverdu, watching Cilic vs Isner

 Nice



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So cilic won. We've had very few 3 set matches this week, singles or doubles. Like many a year before. An event that forest deliver on its promise!?

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