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Ace Ventura


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Coup Droit wrote:

Congrats to Maia !

Bet the organisers are pleased too....

Absolutely. It's gone better than expected and they'll be delighted with British interest in the QF stage, considering we had nobody in the original main draw. 

It'll be interesting to see how Jodie gets on next. She does have a tougher match than Maia, against someone who loves playing here even more than Maia herself.



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superb
if lumsden could play in gb indoor every week shed be top 100

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Great win.

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Jodie on serve 3-3 30-40*. All games gone to at least 30 so far.

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Watching Jodie very much reminds me of watching Laura yesterday. Going for absolutely everything.

On serve in the first.

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Love all those aces... Someone has really helped strengthen Jodie's game up. I like the way she is looking much more comfortable and confident with herself on the court.

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Jodie's always had a really strong game. Like Freya. Like Laura. Similar physiques so not surprising.

But the control, footwork and strategy has been a bit lacking (in all of them). Control is often sacrificed to power, which is fine, and sometimes the desire for control is counter-productive too (Katie B used to play too conservatively) but there is a balance.

That's hopefully what Alex is bringing to Jodie's game.

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There is a much better balance to her game now indeed. She has just lost the first set 4-6, but Smitcova is the WR138, and Jodie has been highly competitive against her and matched up to her in rallied much more than I expected. That's huge progress and whatever the outcome from here congrats to her, Alex, and whoever else has provided inputs.

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Don't know if it's my eyes but Jodie seems to have had a couple of dreadful line calls in this second set.

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Jodie lost 6-4 6-1

Oh and for those interested in doubles ;), Naomi + took their first set on the tie break.

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Yes, Ace, I'm watching the stream ;)

Naomi + and Freya + are now our only two representative left in the doubles after the Pitaks lost and the other two pairs withdrew.

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Looking back at the full single's results today, not one match went into a third set, not one set went to a tie break and none of the losing players managed to reach 5 game - got to be one of the quickest set of matches for a while.

Diatchenko and Bolsova dropped only 2 games
Zimmermann and Hesse 4
Smitkova, Wickmayer and Tan, 5

Maia's 7 dropped made it look like she struggled in comparison, ha.

 

Edit - all 4 QFs feature a seed vs non seed. 1,2,3 and 5 all remain.



-- Edited by Ace Ventura on Wednesday 13th of February 2019 03:28:37 PM

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Doubles Results

L16:- Lesley KERKHOVE (NED)/Jessica MOORE (AUS) [1] 195 (126+69) "defeated" Maia LUMSDEN (GBR)/Harmony TAN (FRA) (WC) 1115 (646+469) by a walkover
L16:- Aleksandra PITAK (GBR)/ Katarzyna PITAK (GBR) (WC) UNR (UNR+UNR) LOST to Cornelia LISTER (SWE)/Antonia LOTTNER (GER) UNR (114+UNR-CH=131) 3-6 3-6

L16:- Bibiane SCHOOFS/Raluca Georgiana SERBAN (CYP) [4] 327 (141+186) "defeated" Alicia BARNETT (GBR)/Eden SILVA (GBR) (WC) 929 (503+426) by a walkover
L16:- Freya CHRISTIE (GBR)/Valeria SAVINYKH (RUS) 367 (248+119) defeated Andrea GAMIZ (VEN)/Aymet UZCATEGUI (VEN) 503(268+235) 6-4 7-6(4)

In the bottom half of the draw
L16:- Naomi BROADY (GBR)/Storm SANDERS (AUS) UNR (86+UNR-CH=63) defeated Myrtille GEORGES (FRA)/Elixane LECHEMIA (FRA) 666 (434+232) 7-6(4) 6-3

Quarter final Draw

Freya CHRISTIE (GBR)/Valeria SAVINYKH (RUS) 367 (248+119) v Bibiane SCHOOFS/Raluca Georgiana SERBAN (CYP) [4] 327 (141+186)

Naomi BROADY (GBR)/Storm SANDERS (AUS) UNR (86+UNR-CH=63 v Sharon FICHMAN (CAN) Maria SANCHEZ (USA) 381 (301+80)

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R2: LUMSDEN, Maia (GBR) WC 344 def DEICHMANN, Kathinka (LIE) 8 162 6-3 6-6
R2: BURRAGE, Jodie Anna (GBR) Q 369 lost to SMITKOVA, Tereza (CZE) 3 138 4-6 1-6

QF: LUMSDEN, Maia (GBR) WC 344 v WICKMAYER, Yanina (BEL) 1 126 CH=12 2010

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Great to see Maia through to the QF :D

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