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SF:  (ALT) Arthur Féry & Giles Hussey CR 716 (430+286) "defeated" Antoine Escoffier & Alessandro Motti (FRA/ITA) CR 2124 (601+1523) by a walkover smile

The combined age of the Franco-Italian partnership (73 [30+43]) must have caught up with them!  wink



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QF:  (2) Michael Mmoh (USA) WR 118 defeated Charles Broom WR 383 by 0 & 5 afte thst first set

Not quite the slaughter I expected after that first set.  Charles did at least manage to break Mmoh's service once in the second set.



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Another final for Julian and Henry winning 6-3 6-3. I fancy some Brits to win the final!

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SF:  (ALT) Arthur Féry & Giles Hussey CR 716 (430+286) "defeated" Antoine Escoffier & Alessandro Motti (FRA/ITA) CR 2124 (601+1523) by a walkover smile

SF:  (1) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 167 (84+83) defeated (4) Charles Broom & Constantin Frantzen (GER) CR 418 (223+195) by 3 & 3

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Final:  (1) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 167 (84+83) vs (ALT) Arthur Féry & Giles Hussey CR 716 (430+286)



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Stircrazy wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:

SF:  (ALT) Arthur Féry & Giles Hussey CR 716 (430+286) "defeated" Antoine Escoffier & Alessandro Motti (FRA/ITA) CR 2124 (601+1523) by a walkover smile

SF:  (1) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 167 (84+83) defeated (4) Charles Broom & Constantin Frantzen (GER) CR 418 (223+195) by 3 & 3

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Final:  (1) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 167 (84+83) vs (ALT) Arthur Féry & Giles Hussey CR 716 (430+286)

 Now thats an interesting final! Good luck to all 4 ! 



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Julian & Henry s - again:

Final:  (1) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 167 (84+83) defeated (ALT) Arthur Féry & Giles Hussey CR 716 (430+286) by 3 & 3  smile  cry

Nevertheless a good week for Arthur & Giles as ALTs. 



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Feels like the result was almost a foregone conclusion but good run by the Fery/Hussey team. Looks like Giles will have to wait a bit longer to get his Wikipedia entry... 



-- Edited by Densher on Saturday 19th of November 2022 06:19:35 PM

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Just the 15th and 14th doubles titles of the year for Julian and Henry, with 12 of these as a pair including 8 challenger titles.

Up to live rankings 81 and 79 respectively.



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What a year for these two. Is this a record for how many doubles titles they have won.
Huge respect to them and their rise this year.

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Wow, what a year. Serious contenders for players of the season !

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Whereabouts do they need to be to get straight into AO?

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Whereabouts do they need to be to get straight into AO?

I would think they are close or already in.  The GS draws are 64 pairs with only a few WCs.  It is easier to get into Slams than into Masters events as they have smaller draws.

Of course, matters in Slams can be more complicated as singles players will often get in for doubles on their singles ranking.  But I would be surprised if they weren't already in.

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Here is the entry list from the Aus open in 2022 showing combined rankings

https://www.dartsrankings.com/tennis/australian-open#D



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Saturday 19th of November 2022 08:25:17 PM

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They are 79 and 81 respectively in the live rankings , I think they play again next week? . So a CR of 160 - my memory suggests that is around the cut off but Im not sure how one finds out historical cut offs for events ? If anyone has a resource that shows cut offs, please do post a link! ( as opposed to just quoting a number !) thanks

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Bob in Spain wrote:
Densher wrote:

Whereabouts do they need to be to get straight into AO?

I would think they are close or already in.  The GS draws are 64 pairs with only a few WCs.  It is easier to get into Slams than into Masters events as they have smaller draws.

Of course, matters in Slams can be more complicated as singles players will often get in for doubles on their singles ranking.  But I would be surprised if they weren't already in.

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Here is the entry list from the Aus open in 2022 showing combined rankings

https://www.dartsrankings.com/tennis/australian-open#D



-- Edited by Bob in Spain on Saturday 19th of November 2022 08:25:17 PM

Oh thanks Bob - how do you search historic events on darts ?  



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That old list suggests the last entry rank in last year was around 151? So they must be borderline or just outside now?

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