9vicman wrote:

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L64, no?

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Indeed.  Corrected.  No idea what made me type "96".    Not the usual "typing dyslexia" from which I occasionally suffer.  That said, I was distracted by the now permanent battle to stop my laptop from cutting out on me in the middle of a post! 

Stircrazy wrote:

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9vicman wrote:

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L64, no?

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Indeed.  Corrected.  No idea what made me type "96".    Not the usual "typing dyslexia" from which I occasionally suffer.  That said, I was distracted by the now permanent battle to stop my laptop from cutting out on me in the middle of a post! 

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 Honestly, I felt churlish even sending the reply, after all the work you do on this forum which is much appreciated. (I did have to check the draw though!)

9vicman wrote:

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Stircrazy wrote:

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9vicman wrote:

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L64, no?

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Indeed.  Corrected.  No idea what made me type "96".    Not the usual "typing dyslexia" from which I occasionally suffer.  That said, I was distracted by the now permanent battle to stop my laptop from cutting out on me in the middle of a post! 

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Honestly, I felt churlish even sending the reply, after all the work you do on this forum which is much appreciated. (I did have to check the draw though!)

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No, it was a glaring error & had to be put right. 

Mark1968 wrote:

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Am I right to assume Luke and Skander have separated for good, and if so why? If so, I think this is a shame!

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 It is true - it was Skander who made the decision for reasons unknown 

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JonH comes home wrote:

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Mark1968 wrote:

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Am I right to assume Luke and Skander have separated for good, and if so why? If so, I think this is a shame!

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 It is true - it was Skander who made the decision for reasons unknown 

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 Thanks Jon,  just as things were growing really well, as often happens in doubles!

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 And Mansouri has won one match in four grass court events without Luke.

Stircrazy wrote:

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L64:  (3) Rajeev Ram (USA) & Joe Salisbury CR 11 (6+5) vs William Blumberg & Casper Ruud (USA/NOR) CR 655 (87+568)

L64:  (WC) Jay Clarke & Marcus Willis CR 368 (273+95) vs (16) Max Purcell & Jordan Thompson (AUS/AUS) CR 63 (31+32)  

L64:  Nuno Borges & Arthur Rinderknech (POR/FRA) CR 611 (362+249) vs (WC) Charles Broom & Arthur Féry CR 570 (185+385)

L64:  (5) Simone Bolelli & Andrea Vavassori (ITA/ITA) CR 21 (11+10) vs Harri Heliövaara (FIN) & Henry Patten CR 80 (37+43)

L64:  (WC) Jacob Fearnley & Jack Pinnington Jones UNR (405+0) vs Rafael Matos & Marcelo Melo (BRA/BRA) CR 79 (39+40)

L64:  (16) Sadio Doumbia & Fabien Reboul (FRA/FRA) CR 67 (34+33) vs (WC) Oliver Crawford & Kyle Edmund CR 1401 (340+1061)  

L64:  Julian Cash & Robert Galloway (USA) CR 82 (44+38) vs Théo Arribage & Marcus Daniell (FRA/NZL) CR 374 (72+302)

L64:  Sriram Balaji (IND) & Luke Johnson CR 130 (64+66) vs (4) Marcelo Arévalo & Mate Pavic (ESA/CRO) CR 16 (7+9)

L64:  Rinky Hijikata & John Peers (AUS/AUS) CR 106 (51+55) vs (WC) Andy Murray & Jamie Murray CR 373 (348+25)
L64:  Alexander Erler & Lucas Miedler (AUT/AUT) CR 82 (41+41) vs (9) Neal Skupski & Michael Venus (NZL) CR 34 (12+22)

L64:  Guido Andreozzi & Marcelo Reyes (ARG/MEX) CR 142 (63+79) vs Lloyd Glasspool & Jean-Julien Rojer (NED) CR 71 (45+26)

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[L64:  (6) Santiago González & Edouard Roger-Vasselin (MEX/FRA) CR 27 (14+13) vs (WC) Daniel Evans & Henry Searle CR 1392 (427+965)]
L64:  (ALT) Christopher Eubanks & Evan King (USA/USA) CR 273 (193+80) vs (WC) Liam Broady & Billy Harris CR 861 (534+327)