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Week 2 - ATP 250 - Sydney International - Sydney, Australia - outdoor hard (DOUBLES)


R32: (4) Rajeev Ram (USA) and Joe Salisbury CR 51 (21+30) vs (WC) Lleyton Hewitt and Jordan Thompson (AUS/AUS) CR 438 (142+296)

R32: Ken Skupski and Neal Skupski CR 88 (55+33) vs (3) Nikola Metic (CRO) and Alexander Peya (AUT) CR 30 (13+17)

R32: Santiago Gonzalez (MEX) and Aisam-UI-Haq Qureshi (PAK) CR 100 (53+47) vs (2) Jamie Murray and Bruno Soares (BRA) CR14 (7+7)



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-- Edited by flamingowings on Sunday 6th of January 2019 11:39:17 AM

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Ken and Neal won first set well and up in 2nd

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Ken and Neal won first set well and up in 2nd


They went on to win 6-3 6-4



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Terrific win.

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Bob in Spain wrote:
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Ken and Neal won first set well and up in 2nd


They went on to win 6-3 6-4




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I see this will be the last Sydney event, at least for a year, as well as Brisbane last week

www.atptour.com/en/news/atp-cup-confirms-sydney-and-brisbane-as-hosts-for-2020

Presumably the ladies events both continue and Perth will be the 3rd venue (to replace the Hopman Cup) in due course.

 

It seems to be 3 venues in week 1, then finals in Sydney in week 2. I wonder what that means for Doha and Pune? Presumably ATP wont want a clash week 1 and will offer up Auckland as an ongoing option for those not in ATP Cup in week 2. But surprised if Doha could go against ATP Cup, so presume they will go for a later week, maybe back to back with Dubai after the AO? And Pune will close down or become just a Challenger?     



-- Edited by JonH on Monday 7th of January 2019 03:46:29 PM

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I see this will be the last Sydney event, at least for a year, as well as Brisbane last week

www.atptour.com/en/news/atp-cup-confirms-sydney-and-brisbane-as-hosts-for-2020

Presumably the ladies events both continue and Perth will be the 3rd venue (to replace the Hopman Cup) in due course.

 

It seems to be 3 venues in week 1, then finals in Sydney in week 2. I wonder what that means for Doha and Pune? Presumably ATP wont want a clash week 1 and will offer up Auckland as an ongoing option for those not in ATP Cup in week 2. But surprised if Doha could go against ATP Cup, so presume they will go for a later week, maybe back to back with Dubai after the AO? And Pune will close down or become just a Challenger?     



-- Edited by JonH on Monday 7th of January 2019 03:46:29 PM


 Well, there's this tweet which may answer one question: https://twitter.com/TennisPublisher/status/1082334915453222912

AO starts week of 20th Jan next year, season starts on the 6th (apparently).



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Ok, so Sydney survives as well as the ATP cup finals in Sydney. Brisbane does disappear and Hopman also goes.

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L16: Matt Ebden & Robert Lindstedt (AUS/SWE) CR 158 (111+47) vs (ALT) Luke Bambridge & Jonny O'Mara CR 106 (51+55)

Good decision from them to hang around as alts instead of going to a challenger. They are 3rd on tonight, with Jamie underway.



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L16: Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares (BRA) CR 14 (7+7) beat Santiago Gonzalez & Aisam Ul-Haq Qureshi (MEX/PAK) CR 100 (52+48) 6-4 6-4

It was an entertaing match and a good performance from the guys.

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Close two set loss

L16: Matt Ebden & Robert Lindstedt (AUS/SWE) CR 158 (111+47) beat (ALT) Luke Bambridge & Jonny O'Mara CR 106 (51+55) 7-6(2) 7-6(1)

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Ebden and Lindstedt are an interesting proposition, lots of experience and hometown support, watch out for them in the Aussie Open (they are playing together there I think also)

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wolf wrote:

L16: Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares (BRA) CR 14 (7+7) beat Santiago González & Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi (MEX/PAK) CR 100 (52+48) 6-4 6-4

It was an entertaing match and a good performance from the guys.


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QF:  Ivan Dodig & Edouard Roger-Vasselin (CRO/FRA) CR 61 (37+24) vs (2) Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares (BRA) CR 14 (7+7)



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Stircrazy wrote:
wolf wrote:

L16: Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares (BRA) CR 14 (7+7) beat Santiago González & Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi (MEX/PAK) CR 100 (52+48) 6-4 6-4

It was an entertaing match and a good performance from the guys.


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QF:  Ivan Dodig & Edouard Roger-Vasselin (CRO/FRA) CR 61 (37+24) vs (2) Jamie Murray & Bruno Soares (BRA) CR 14 (7+7)


QF:  (WC) Alex Bolt & Matt Reid (AUS/AUS) CR 363 (244+119) vs Ken Skupski & Neal Skupski CR 90 (57+33)



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Neal and Ken and Jamie and Bruno both won, Joe lost his first match however.

Nonetheless, two semifinalists is a decent week so far.

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