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FINALLast update 7:43 AM ET
5 years ago

Game over

Medvedev and Safuillin beat Peers and Saville by 2 x 1 to end the matchup between Russia x Australia. The russians win in all three games against the australians and retake the Group B lead.

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Key moments

  1. 5:20 AM ETGame over
  2. 1:36 AM ETThe game begins
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Break and set Australia!

After holding their serve, the australian break the opponent's service again and close the set. Here we go to the set tiebreak.

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Break!

Australians deliver some good returns and break Russia's serve. Safiullin was on the service. 4/3.

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Australia saves itself

With Saville on the serve, australians need to save break point to hold the service game. 3/3

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Game Russia

With Medvedev on the serve, the russians guarantee another service game. 3/2

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Both confirm

Australia saves two break points on their turn, but holds, just like Russia. 2/2

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Australia also holds

All tied for now. Peers was on the serve. 1/1

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Russia confirms

Russians start the set holding the serve. 1/0

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Set Russia

Russians close the tiebreak by 9-7. 1 set to 0 for them.

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Tiebreak

Russia holds after a game that a precise ball on the baseline by Safiullin and a hit from Peers over Saville. 6/6

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Both confirm

Australia with Peers on serve and Russia with Medvedev hold their serve. 5/5

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All tied up

Russia ties the board of the set with Safiullin on the serve. 4/4

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Break returned!

The Russians use a lot of the paralell shots, difficult the australians' job and earn the break back. 4/3

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Medvedev holds

World nº 2 confirms his serve this time. 4/2 Australia.

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With a little suffering

Australia opens 40-0, loses two points in a row, but closes the service game. Peers had the serve. 4/1

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Russians first game

Safiullin serves and Russia gets their first game. 3/1 Australia

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Advantage kept

Saville serves and Australia holds on to the serve, and the break ahead. 3/0

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Break!

Australian are already ahead, after breaking Medvedev's serve! 2/0

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Australia holds

Peers on the serve and game won. 1/0

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The game begins

Australia on the serve

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Players on the court

Warm ups in session

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Next game

To close the matchup, we have the doubles match coming in just a few moments:

Daniil Medvedev/Roman Safiullin (RUS) x John Peers/Luke Saville (AUS)

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Game over

Medvedev closes second set by 6/2 and the game by 2 x 0.

Russia wins the matchup against Australia. 2 x 0. The doubles match will still happen, up next.

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Medvedev serves for the match again

De Minaur holds. 5/2.

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Can't close it!

Medvedev loses the game when serving for the match! 5/1.

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Break again!

Medvedev will serve for the sweep in the second set and the match! 5/0

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Medvedev holds

The russian opens wide in the second set. 4/0

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Another break!

After confirming his serve, Medvedev earns another win on the oponnent's service. 3/0

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Break!

De Minaur commits a few unforced errors and loses all points on his serve. Medvedev begins the set again with a break. 1/0

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Set Medvedev

World nº 2 closes the first set by 6/4

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With difficulty

De Minaur saves two break points and holds his serve. Medvedev will serve for the set at 5/4.

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One game away

De Minaur and Medvedev hold their serves, and the russian is now one game away from the victory in the first set. 5/3.

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Russian holds

Medvedev remains putting out a lot of deep shots to prepare to go for the winners. He confirms his serve. 4/2.

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Australian saves himself

De Minaur saves break point to hold the serve. Medvedev still has one break ahead. 3/2.

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De Minaur gets one back

The russian commits a few errors and loses one of the breaks ahead that he had. 3/1.

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Another break!

Medvedev wins again on the oponnent's serve and open a good advantage in the first set. 3/0 and service for gim.

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And the advantage remains

Medvedev holds his serve. 2/0.

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Break!

The world nº 2 begins the game at high level, winning all points on the oponnent's serve. 1/0.

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The game begins

De Minaur on the serve

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Players on the court

Medvedev and De Minaur are warming up

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Next game

In a few moments, the world number two Daniil Medvedev (RUS) and Alex De Minaur (AUS) will be on the court for the second game of the matchup. Stay tuned.

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Both hold the serve

Safiullin and Duckworth close their service games with no problem. No break yet. 5/4.

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Pretty even match

The players switch a lot of shots and take turns winning the points

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And the serves remain intact

No breaks yet. Safiullin confirms. 4/3.

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With struggle

Duckworth saves break point to hold his serve. 3/3.

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Both hold the serve

The russian and the australian both close their service games fast. No breaks yet in the second set. 3/2.

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Safiullin confirms

The russian close the service game with no trouble. 2/1.

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Duckworth saves himself

The australian saves two break points by being agressive and going to the net. 1/1.

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Safiullin holds

The russian begins the second set on serve and does his part. 1/0

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Set Safiullin

The russian wins the tiebreak by 8 to 6. 1-0 on the board.

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Tiebreak!

Safiullin also can't close the set on his serve and the decision goes to the tiebreak!

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Break!

Safiullin wins four games in a row, gets a break ahead and now is the one to serve for the set, in 6/5.

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All tied up

The russian confirms the serve. 5/5 in the first set.

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Não fechou!

Duckworth has his service broken again, when serving for the set! 5/4

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Safiullin confirms

5/3. Duckworth serves for the set.

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One game away

The australian holds his serve and is now one away from winning the first set. 5/2.

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Break!

Duckworth uses deep and wide open shots to stay regular from the baseline, and ends up breaking the opponent's serve. 4/2.

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Duckworth confirms

Australian faces a few 40-40 situations, but holds the serve in the end. 3/2. No break advantages.

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Long games

Both players have difficulties to hold their serves and take to long to close the games, also given he opponent's good returns

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All tied within the set

Safiullin holds the serve. 2/2.

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Break returned!

After more than tem minutes in the game, Safiullin break the opponent's serve and removes the advantage the other had. 2/1 and service for him.

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Break!

Safiullin saves two break points, but can't in the third one. Duckworth ahead. 2/0.

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Serve hold

Duckworth loses just one point and closes the service game with an ace. 1/0

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The game begins

Duckworth on the serve

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Players on the court

Safiullin and Duckworth are warming up

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Italy

The current leaders of group B celebrate after the 3-0 victory over France. Who do you think will surpass them, Russia or Australia?

 

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On the other matchup

Between the other two teams of Group B, the Italy x France matchup saw the first ones take the victory, with wins in all three disputed games.

So, the italians assume temporarily the lead in the group, with one win, one defeat, four games won and two lost.

The winner of Russia x Australia will surpass them by the end of the day (with two victories in general).

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5 years ago

Good morning

Here we go together into the Russia x Australia matchup for the Grou B of the ATP Cup.

First game: Safiullin (RUS) x Duckworth (AUS). AT 1:30 AM (ET).

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5 years ago

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