QR1: (q5) Yasutaka Uchiyama (JPN) WR 116 (CH = 78 in November 2019) vs (qWC) Ryan Peniston WR 375 (CH = 359 in November 2019) QR1: (qWC) Stuart Parker WR 573 (CH = 569 in March) vs Dudi Sela (ISR) WR 318 (CH = 29 in July 2009 - the old boy's now 36!)
QR1: Joăo Menezes (BRA) WR 206 (CH = 172 in February last year) vs (qWC) Jack Pinnington Jones WR 1194 (CH = 1183 last month)
QR1: (qWC) Arthur Féry WR 1038 (= CH) vs (q29) Prajnesh Gunneswaran (IND) WR 148 (CH = 75 in April 2019)
QR1: (qWC) Anton Matusevich WR 547 (= CH) vs (qWC) William Jansen UNR
QR1: Danilo Petrovic (SRB) WR 161 (CH = 137 last October) vs (qWC) Felix Gill WR 987 (= CH)
QR1: (q14) Hugo Dellien (BOL) WR 129 (CH = 72 in January last year) vs (qWC) Aidan McHugh WR 477 (CH = 461 in August 2019)
They could. That's why the two matches are bracketed together.
I believe emmsie means she thinks it's quite likely/possible/on the cards, rather than just that's the draw
-- Edited by Coup Droit on Sunday 20th of June 2021 04:30:15 PM
Although I think a lot of folks who pass by infrequently wont know the way the draws are written up signify that unless pointed out. It took me a long time to realise ! Back in the days when I was just JonH and hadnt Come Home
oop is out, and with qualifying on the red button it looks like Jack PJ's match is the one Brit scheduled for the televised court (11 if the same as in 2019). He follows Kokkinakis. Brits are spread throughout the day, but with Arthur, Stuart and Ryan all on first
They could. That's why the two matches are bracketed together.
I've only just noticed that they aren't double spaced like the others, you're way too organised
Though, as I have said before, for folk not aware of that SC spacing code I feel it's always worth pointing out that players could meet in the next round.