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Stircrazy wrote:

L32:  (Q) Daniel Cox WR 505 defeated (Q) Charles Broom WR 432 by 7-6(1) 7-6(1)  smile  cry

L16:  (Q) Daniel Cox WR 505 vs (Q) Zizou Bergs (BEL) WR 168



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Julian & Henry continue on their merry, giant-killing way:

L16:  (WC) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 460 (228+232) defeated (3) Nuno Borges & Francisco Cabral (POR/POR) CR 166 (95+71) by 7-6(5) 7-5  biggrin

 I watched a couple of games of this on the ATP stream, Julian and Henry know what they are about on grass, is it Julian with the big lefty serve, or Henry? It was just teeing up the net player to volley it away. They could prove very dangerous on the Wimbledon courts and ones to watch. Going to be very interesting 



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Julian & Henry continue on their merry, giant-killing way:

L16:  (WC) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 460 (228+232) defeated (3) Nuno Borges & Francisco Cabral (POR/POR) CR 166 (95+71) by 7-6(5) 7-5  biggrin

[...] is it Julian with the big lefty serve, or Henry? 

According to the ATP, Julian is right-handed & Henry a leftie.



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Julian & Henry continue on their merry, giant-killing way:

L16:  (WC) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 460 (228+232) defeated (3) Nuno Borges & Francisco Cabral (POR/POR) CR 166 (95+71) by 7-6(5) 7-5  biggrin

[...] is it Julian with the big lefty serve, or Henry? 

According to the ATP, Julian is right-handed & Henry a leftie.

 Thanks SC, Henry seemed a tall chap, big serve, very good grass game each of them had. 



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I presume these two will get a Eastbourne wild card next week to go with their Wimbledon one.

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Julian & Henry continue on their merry, giant-killing way:

L16:  (WC) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 460 (228+232) defeated (3) Nuno Borges & Francisco Cabral (POR/POR) CR 166 (95+71) by 7-6(5) 7-5  biggrin

L16:  (WC) Luke Johnson & Aidan McHugh CR 831 (416+415) defeated (2) Hans Hach & Philipp Oswald (MEX/AUT) CR 127 (63+64) by 6-3 6-7(3) [10-2]  biggrin

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QF:  (WC) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 460 (228+232) vs Nicholas Monroe & Max Schnur (USA/USA) CR 124 (129+95)

QF:  Constant Lestienne & Lucas Pouille (FRA/FRA) UNR (0 [but a CH of 343 in May 2018]+520) vs (WC) Luke Johnson & Aidan McHugh CR 831 (416+415)



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Well done Luke and Aidan!

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And still they march on:

QF:  (WC) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 385 (191+194) defeated Nicholas Monroe & Max Schnur (USA/USA) CR 124 (129+95) by 2 & 1  jump.gif



-- Edited by Stircrazy on Thursday 16th of June 2022 11:28:40 AM

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Excellent, well done to the lads!

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They must be in line for a wild card to Eastbourne now as well as the Big W one that they have secured?

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Reminds me rather of when Joe Salisbury graduated, tried singles for a year or so, rather limited success (more of the Julian ilk than the Henry ilk) and then made excellent use of some doubles wildcards and was suddenly established on the doubles tour and the rest - as they say - is history

I don't know about Henry but, as previously, I've never thought Julian had a future in singles, that doubles was always the right (only) choice for him - which is fine and dandy

Worth pointing out that Henry was WR 770 in doubles at the start of the year - now 194

Julian was 564, now 191

Those are brilliant rises



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QF:  (WC) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 385 (191+194) defeated Nicholas Monroe & Max Schnur (USA/USA) CR 124 (129+95) by 2 & 1  jump.gif

SF:  (1) Fabrice Martin & Hugo Nys (FRA/MON) CR 117 (52+65) vs (WC) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 385 (191+194)



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QF:  (WC) Julian Cash & Henry Patten CR 385 (191+194) defeated Nicholas Monroe & Max Schnur (USA/USA) CR 124 (129+95) by 2 & 1  jump.gif

QF:  (WC) Luke Johnson & Aidan McHugh CR 831 (416+415) defeated Constant Lestienne & Lucas Pouille (FRA/FRA) UNR (0+520) by 6-4 4-6 [10-7]  biggrin



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another very good doubles win here, well done Luke and Aidan!

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The Julian and Henry run right now, reminds me very much of the Jonny O'Mara/Scott Clayton run when they decided to focus more on doubles than singles.

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