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Assuming Allen beat McCutcheon how has the triple tie between Allen/ Nicholls/Richardson been resolved? Does any one know please?

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 Since they each beat one of the others, I'm going to guess that it could well be on sets won and lost. Richardson 5-2, Nicholls 4-2, Allen 4-3

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 Did all 3 play each other? H2h within the 3?

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 Yes they did. Richardson beat Nicholls who beat Allen who beat Richardson. I'll let you work that one out !

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 Sorry but on sets and games I meant? That would seem safest level to break the tie? Ie just in their h2h matches 

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Jodie and Freya withdrew from their doubles match with Esther Adeshina and Sonay Kartal
Alicia and Olivia beat Emily Arbuthnott and Anna Popescu 6-2 6-2

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 Thus making one semi stronger than the other:

Barnett/Nicholls v Burrage/Christie

Adeshina/Kartal v Arbuthnott/Popescu

Another example of what can happen when the order of play is done incorrectly.

 

 

 

 

-- Edited by sliced backhand on Thursday 16th of July 2020 06:27:14 PM

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 Nouveau concept. Not playing a match but still in the tournament ...........

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 Indeed. I should have thought the organisers would wish them to have some of penalty. The screening companies decrease the tournament pay out for each match which is not played!

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 But they wouldn't given who the withdrawing player is  .... especially given the fact that the tournament has suffered lots of withdrawals of key names. it wouldn't be that way if the lesser ranked pair pulled out, as  they would most likely give that spot to the next pair in the group. 

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Assuming Allen beat McCutcheon how has the triple tie between Allen/ Nicholls/Richardson been resolved? Does any one know please?

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 Since they each beat one of the others, I'm going to guess that it could well be on sets won and lost. Richardson 5-2, Nicholls 4-2, Allen 4-3

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 Yes they did. Richardson beat Nicholls who beat Allen who beat Richardson. I'll let you work that one out !

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 Sorry but on sets and games I meant? That would seem safest level to break the tie? Ie just in their h2h matches 

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Thursday 16th of July 2020 07:05:40 PM

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 Nicholls and Richardson both won their 2 matches easily, in two sets. Vic Allen got one of her two wins in a three set match ...  i think that might have been the logic

So just looking:

Nicholls 6-3 6-1 Allen
Richardson 6-1 6-1 Nicholls
Allen 2-6 6-4 6-3 Richardson

If they do the H2H between the 3 of them then you could see Allen going out due to sets difference between them. We'd obviously have to see the tie breakers they set out at the beginning, but taking most things into account in the last few posts, I'd say Allen could be struggling.

Edit - I was typing that out while SB was submitting posts , but yeah, seem to be on the same wavelength. 

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Tiebreak Tens player field is in the link below, its an earlier list as a couple of players have pulled out of the event since then

www.tiebreaktens.com/progress-tour-x-tb10-2020/

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 Anyone any idea what the field for this now looks like? 

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 Draw for the Tiebreak Tens is out. It's the players in the Premier Team

Elimination draw - Winner takes all

Burrage v Arbuthnott

Lumsden v Christie

Boulter v Barnett

Gillan v Raducanu

Hmm, have I missed something ?

Dan Rodenby reviewing today's semi-finals
Barnett v Christie followed by Boulter v Burrage ??

https://twitter.com/Tennisbrainwork/status/1284037044499554308

Edit:- He uploaded the wrong video, and is changing it !!