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CricketWeb Tennis - Season I
- Thread starter SirBloody Idiot
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Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Promotion should be easy. (As long as we avoid Argentina on their ground.)
Nice work
Nice work
you.
SirBloody Idiot
Cricketer Of The Year
Next Tournament:
Roy Daniels will compete at the Indian Wells tournament (or qualifying).
Also to note, the following have been deemed inactive:
Andy Pimpkins
Hamish McSporran
A couple of warnings to Ryan Fredericks and Joe Walker, too.
And finally, a question: what are thoughts on trying for a little subforum next to Club Cricket and CricketWeb XI? It'd probably only be a signup thread, a general info (winners, etc.) thread, and one for each set of fixtures - therefore making things a bit more orderly. Or are we happy keeping it all in this forum?
Indian Wells
ATP WORLD TOUR MASTERS 1000
Indian Wells, CA
96 competitors
March 12 - March 22, I
ATP WORLD TOUR MASTERS 1000
Indian Wells, CA
96 competitors
March 12 - March 22, I
Roy Daniels will compete at the Indian Wells tournament (or qualifying).
Also to note, the following have been deemed inactive:
Andy Pimpkins
Hamish McSporran
A couple of warnings to Ryan Fredericks and Joe Walker, too.
And finally, a question: what are thoughts on trying for a little subforum next to Club Cricket and CricketWeb XI? It'd probably only be a signup thread, a general info (winners, etc.) thread, and one for each set of fixtures - therefore making things a bit more orderly. Or are we happy keeping it all in this forum?
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Prefer the subforum idea.
I'm in for Indian Wells.
I'm in for Indian Wells.
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Yup, would like a subforum as it more easily tells people when you can sign up again.
Indian Wells for me, I'm not even sure it's optional.
Indian Wells for me, I'm not even sure it's optional.
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Subforum is a good idea.
Will keep out of Indian Wells, for the next tournament.
Will keep out of Indian Wells, for the next tournament.
SirBloody Idiot
Cricketer Of The Year
Nah, you're fit.
Jamee999
Hall of Fame Member
Ship! Carn Indian Wells!
HeathDavisSpeed
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Mmmmm... Just don't tell the missus!Good win. I think I'll have a go at Indian Wells if I may.
SirBloody Idiot
Cricketer Of The Year
Indian Wells Masters (Quals) - Mar 12-22 Season I
Indian Wells Masters
Qualifiers - Indian Wells
Draw - Sections 1, 2 and 3
Out of the four CWLanders attempting to qualify for the first part of the ATP Masters Series in Indian Wells, two managed to secure places in the main draw in an eventful couple of days in California. Billy Spleen and Rob Bowenburg were successful in their attempts to join a strong field in the main draw. Bowenburg overcame South African Adam May (6-0 7-5) and local wildcard Waylon Jones (6-4 6-3) to convincingly make it through qualifying without losing a set. It was tougher for Spleen who, after winning in straight sets against Alex Rojas in the first round, edged a three-set slog against 24th seed Robert Isaacs.
The unfortunate casualties for CWLand were Jarkko Maxum and, somewhat surprisingly, ninth seed Spas Delev. In his first round clash, Maxum found himself up against the very talented Belgian youngster Yves Parmentier who accounted for his inexperienced opponent with little trouble en route to a spot in the main draw. Delev also fell in qualifying and will be understandably frustrated with his performance - the world number 106 losing to little known Italian Massimo Prodi despite winning the first set 6-0.
Qualifiers: 1-Eric Henson (USA); 2-Zbiginiew Boniek (AUT); 3-Rob Bowenburg (CWL); 4-Billy Spleen (CWL); Yevgeny Pushkov (RUS); 6-Akihiko Veno (JPN); 7-Boris Denisov (RUS); 18-Adem Tadić (CRO); Massimo Prodi (ITA); 20-Yves Parmentier (BEL); 23-Sipko Wetzel (NED); Ming-Wang Li (CHN)
Wildcards: Waylond Jones (USA); Julian Day (USA); Samuel Lazzeri (USA); Dean Delgado (USA); Justin Williamson (USA).
First matches in main draw:
Rob Bowenburg (Q) vs. Jimmy Holland (WC) (103)
Jojo Mustard vs. Valter Cordiero (49)
Roy Daniels vs. Morton Blundell (63)
Jamee Hancianu vs. Massimo Prodi (WC) (197)
Heath Davis vs. Ivan Cesljar (50)
Billy Spleen (Q) vs. Vladimir Gryzlov (68)
Randy Smeltz vs. Pascal Schmidt (57)
Second round clashes for those with byes to start:
12-Sven Oxenstierna vs. Aksu Emrem (81) / Pat Hewitt (61)
14-Jefferson Drake vs. Almen Benaglio (60) / Matthew Tobin (75)
22- Brett Read vs. Haiku Morkel (47) / Dimitris Chasiotis (69)
Indian Wells Masters
Qualifiers - Indian Wells
Draw - Sections 1, 2 and 3
Out of the four CWLanders attempting to qualify for the first part of the ATP Masters Series in Indian Wells, two managed to secure places in the main draw in an eventful couple of days in California. Billy Spleen and Rob Bowenburg were successful in their attempts to join a strong field in the main draw. Bowenburg overcame South African Adam May (6-0 7-5) and local wildcard Waylon Jones (6-4 6-3) to convincingly make it through qualifying without losing a set. It was tougher for Spleen who, after winning in straight sets against Alex Rojas in the first round, edged a three-set slog against 24th seed Robert Isaacs.
The unfortunate casualties for CWLand were Jarkko Maxum and, somewhat surprisingly, ninth seed Spas Delev. In his first round clash, Maxum found himself up against the very talented Belgian youngster Yves Parmentier who accounted for his inexperienced opponent with little trouble en route to a spot in the main draw. Delev also fell in qualifying and will be understandably frustrated with his performance - the world number 106 losing to little known Italian Massimo Prodi despite winning the first set 6-0.
Qualifiers: 1-Eric Henson (USA); 2-Zbiginiew Boniek (AUT); 3-Rob Bowenburg (CWL); 4-Billy Spleen (CWL); Yevgeny Pushkov (RUS); 6-Akihiko Veno (JPN); 7-Boris Denisov (RUS); 18-Adem Tadić (CRO); Massimo Prodi (ITA); 20-Yves Parmentier (BEL); 23-Sipko Wetzel (NED); Ming-Wang Li (CHN)
Wildcards: Waylond Jones (USA); Julian Day (USA); Samuel Lazzeri (USA); Dean Delgado (USA); Justin Williamson (USA).
First matches in main draw:
Rob Bowenburg (Q) vs. Jimmy Holland (WC) (103)
Jojo Mustard vs. Valter Cordiero (49)
Roy Daniels vs. Morton Blundell (63)
Jamee Hancianu vs. Massimo Prodi (WC) (197)
Heath Davis vs. Ivan Cesljar (50)
Billy Spleen (Q) vs. Vladimir Gryzlov (68)
Randy Smeltz vs. Pascal Schmidt (57)
Second round clashes for those with byes to start:
12-Sven Oxenstierna vs. Aksu Emrem (81) / Pat Hewitt (61)
14-Jefferson Drake vs. Almen Benaglio (60) / Matthew Tobin (75)
22- Brett Read vs. Haiku Morkel (47) / Dimitris Chasiotis (69)