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CCRICKETRICKET | Page 3 FFOOTBALLOOTBALL | Page 7 Stokes stars again Arsenal’s Arteta as England seal says facing thrilling win Leeds is like against Proteas going to dentist Wednesday, January 8, 2020 FORMULA 1 Jumada I 13, 1441 AH Verstappen to GULF TIMES stay at Red Bull till 2023 SPORT Page 6 TENNIS / QATAR EXXONMOBIL OPEN Stan on course with seventh straight victory over Chardy Swiss World No 15 Wawrinka will next clash with Slovenian Aljaz Bedene, who beat Alexander Bublik 6-3, 7-5 By Anil John Doha Qatar ExxonMobil Open will continue to excel, says QTF chief tan Wawrinka shook off any remnants of the rust QNA his body may have ac- Doha cumulated during the Soff -season with a straight sets demolition of Frenchman Jeremy atar Tennis Federation Chardy in the second round of (QTF) President Nasser the Qatar ExxonMobil Open at Qal-Khelaifi said that the Khalifa International Tennis Qatar ExxonMobil Open will and Squash Complex yesterday. continue to excel in 2020 as it The top seed, who was given has done in previous editions. a fi rst-round bye, gave an early Al-Khelaifi said in a statement glimpse of his resolve to secure a yesterday that the Qatari top-10 world ranking at the end tournament, which has been of the year with a gutsy eff ort that held at the start of the tennis has pretty much defi ned both his season every year, always game and character since turning makes its case to win the best pro at the age of 17 in 2002. tournament award, given the “I’m really happy with the fi rst participation of the top players match, fi rst match of the sea- on their way to the year’s first son, after a few months without Grand Slam — Australia Open. playing matches. I think the level He praised the great eff orts was good. I was really focused, made by the organising commit- moving well also. Yeah, so I’m tee and the Qatari work team, happy with the match, really whose great professionalism happy,” Wawrinka said after his over the many years ensures 87-minute 6-3, 6-4 victory. that the Qatar ExxonMobil Open The three-time Grand Slam outperforms the rest of its peers champion said it doesn’t make in the ATP 250 category. award for the best tournament much of a diff erence to him psy- The QTF president welcomed in the ATP 250 category. chologically that he has got the the tournament’s guests and Al-Khelaifi invited the fans to fi rst obstacle out of the way in the the media people from all over come to the Khalifa Inter- quest for the title. the world who were present national Tennis and Squash “I think my focus is the same Stan Wawrinka of Switzerland returns during the Qatar ExxonMobil Open second round match against Frenchman Jeremy Chardy (not pictured) to cover the tournament, and Complex to watch the best in every match I play. For sure at Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex in Doha yesterday. PICTURES: Noushad Thekkayil who contributed, with their tennis players in the world and the fi rst match is always a bit dif- coverage eff orts, to Qatar enjoy some high performance ferent. But, again, as I say, I’ve ing to be back, trying to make 6-2; Q-Marton Fucsovics (HUN) bt ExxonMobil Open winning the tennis. been practising well. I arrived him play more, to be a bit more 8-Frances Tiafoe (USA) 6-4, early here to be ready for the fi rst aggressive, to move well. And 4-6, 6-4; 5-Laslo Djere (SRB) bt match. Today I played well, so I think I started to play much Lorenzo Sonego (ITA) 6-1, 3-6, 6-2; now I’m happy to play doubles better, much more aggressive,” Mikhail Kukushkin (KAZ) bt WC- Kukushkin knocks out Arab tomorrow again and then the Wawrinka said. Malek Jaziri (TUN) 6-0, 6-3. next match in singles.” It paid off as Wawrinka won favourite Jaziri Wawrinka, who is now ranked the fourth game and secured a DOUBLES (2nd Round) By Syed Arhm Ahmad 15th, thus made it 7-0 against break of his own in the fi fth to Frederik Nielsen (DEN) & Tim Doha Chardy. Had this been crick- inch close. In the fi fth game he Puetz (GER) bt Marcelo Demo- et, Chardy would be called his broke Chardy and from there it liner (BRA) & Matwe Middelkoop ‘bunny’, and he was asked if the was all plain sailing. (NED) 7-6 (10), 6-7, 10-7; Ken Skup- n the first round of the 2020 Frenchman was his “favourite” Wawrinka will next clash with ski & Neil Skupski (GBR) bt Laslo Qatar Exxon Mobil Open opponent on the Tour. Slovenian Aljaz Bedene, who ad- Djere (SRB) & Aljaz Bedene (SLO) Iyesterday, Kazakhstan’s “Not one of my favourite, but vanced to the last-8 with a 6-3, 6-7 (2-7), 6-4, 10-5. Mikhail Kukushkin ousted it’s probably one against who 7-5 win over Alexander Bublik, Tunisian Malek Jaziri, a crowd I have the best record,” smiled the Kazakh who had upset sev- TODAY’S ORDER OF PLAY favourite in the region. Wawrinka. enth seeded Frenchman Adrian CENTRE COURT (starts at The Doha crowd played their “But he’s always diffi cult play- Mannarino on Monday. 3:30pm) part in trying to encourage er to play. You know, I’m happy Wawrinka will be meeting Be- Mikhail Kukushkin (KAZ) vs Jaziri on, applauding his every to have won all those matches, dene for the fi fth time, of which 2-Andrey Rublev (RUS) point with great energy. How- but it’s always been diffi cult. You four were in the opening week of Fernando Verdasco (ESP) vs ever, Kukushkin was too good always have to fi nd a way. He’s the season. They met three straight 6-Filip Krajinovic (SRB) on the day. serving well. years in Chennai, splitting their Miomir Kecmanovic (SRB) vs The Kazakh won a comfortable “But, again, I think today I fi rst two meetings in the 2013-14 3-Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (FRA) encounter 6-0, 6-3 in only 68 played well. I was moving well, I quarter-fi nals before Wawrinka 4-Milos Raonic (CAN) vs Q- minutes. It was Kukushkin’s was serving well, and fi nding the triumphed in the 2015 fi nal. Corentin Moutet (FRA) first main draw win in Doha right things to do.” Meanwhile, in the fi rst round while Jaziri’s record dropped to The Swiss began well, winning yesterday, Hungarian quali- COURT 1 (starts at 3:30pm) 0-7; he is yet to register his first the fi rst game of the match and fi er Marton Fucsovics shocked Frances Tiafor (USA)/Stan win at the tournament. then breaking Chardy in the very eighth-seeded American Frances Wawrinka (CAN) vs 3-Rohan It was also Kukushkin’s first next with a classic down-the- Tiafoe 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. Fifth seed Bopanna (IND)/Wesley Koolhof victory over Jaziri, having lost line backhand shot before retain- Laslo Djere closed out a 6-1, 3-6, (NED) their only previous encounter Kukushkin closed out the ing his serve for a 3-0 lead. 6-2 victory over Italian Lorenzo Q-Marton Fucsovics (HUN) vs at the 2015 Australian Open. match in the ninth game of the It could have been 4-0 soon Sonego, and Turkish wild card WC-Cem Ilkel (TUR) Kukushkin set the tone of the second set to move into the but perhaps his concentration Cem Ilkel ousted Ricardas Be- 5-Laslo Djere (SRB) vs Marco match early, breaking Jaziri round of 16. was broken by a cat that ran rankis 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. Cecchinato (ITA) or Pierre-Hu- in the very first game. He did It was Kukushkin’s first time in across the court and hid between “Taifoe is a diffi cult player to gues Herbert (FRA) not allow Jaziri a single game Doha in nine years and he was the advertising boards on centre play against but I hung around in the first set, playing a very happy to be back. court. for the win,” said Fucsovics. “I COURT 2 (starts at 3:30pm) consistent brand of tennis and “I am not sure why it took so The players joined the umpire Hungarian qualifier Marton Fucsovics in action against eighth-seed am happy with the fi rst win, let’s Ken Skupski (GBR)/Neal Skup- keeping his unforced errors long to come back but I am and other staff to look for the fe- Frances Tiafoe (not pictured) of the US yesterday. see how it goes,” the Hungarian, ski (GBR) vs Henri Kontinen (FIN)/ low. happy to be here, this event line off ender, the search lasting whose only title has come on clay Franko Skugor (CRO) Kukushkin successfully man- is one of the best on tour,” he a little over two minutes, with ball to the cat?” Wawrinka was Wawrinka immediately and then in Geneva in 2018, added. Jeremy Chard (FRA)/Fabrice aged to use all the dimensions said. Wawrinka even rolling the ball asked. keeping his serve for a 3-0 lead. Martin (FRA) or Divij Sharan of the court, constantly moving Looking forward to his round in the presumed direction of the “I was trying to make him leave It was against the fl ow of the RESULTS (IND)/Artem Sitak (NZL) vs Luke Jaziri around and not allow- of 16 clash against the second cat.
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