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Belagroprombank Cup ITF Men's Circuit ORDER OF PLAY Tuesday 22 Aug 2017 Week of City,Country Prize Money US$ Tourn. Key ITF Supervisor 21 AUG 2017 MINSK , BLR 15000 M-FU-BLR-03A-2017 Andrei Akhrameika Centre court Court 2 Court 3 Court 4 Court 5 Starting at 10:00 Starting at 10:00 Starting at 10:00 Starting at 10:00 Starting at 10:00 1 MS MS MS MS MS A lexander ZGIRO V SKY (BLR) Dzianis ZHARYN (BLR) George TSIVADZE (GEO) Vasko MLADENOV (BUL) Maxime CRESSY (FRA) vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. Daniiar DULDAEV (KGZ) Hugo GRENIER (FRA) [5] Jessy KALAMBAY (SUI) Jonathan GRAY (GBR) Lloy d GLA SSPO O L (GBR) [7] To finish 2-6 To finish 0-2 To finish 2-3 To finish 0-2 Followed by Followed by Followed by Followed by Followed by 2 MS MS MS MS MS Marsel ILHAN (TUR) [1] Vladyslav MANAFOV (UKR) [4] Lucas C A TA RINA (MO N) [6] Temur ISMAILOV (UZB) [8] Ivan YATSUK (USA) vs. vs. vs. vs. vs. Leny MITJANA (FRA) Vadym URSU (UKR) A liaksandr LIA O NENKA (BLR) Shonigmatjon SHOFAYZIYEV (UZB) Sardor PULATOV (UZB) Followed by Followed by Followed by Followed by 3 MS MS MS MS Pavel FILIN (BLR) Joshua PARIS (GBR) Ivan LIUTAREVICH (BLR) Matvey KHOMENTOVSKIY (RUS) vs. vs. vs. vs. Sergey BETOV (BLR) Yaraslav SHYLA (BLR) [3] Yannai BARKAI (ISR) Roman KHASSANOV (KAZ) Not Before 14:00 Not Before 14:00 After Rest, Not Before 14:00 Not Before 14:00 4 MS MS MD MD Maxime CRESSY (FRA) / Vasko MLADENOV (BUL) / Khumoy un SULTA NO V (UZB) Shalv a DZHA NA SHIA (RUS) Shonigmatjon SHOFAYZIYEV (UZB) George TSIV A DZE (GEO ) [3] vs. vs. vs. vs. Dzmitry ZHYRMO NT (BLR) [2]Aleksei KHOMICH (BLR) Aliaksandr LIAONENKA (BLR) / Martin BORISIOUK (BLR) / A lexander ZGIRO V SKY (BLR) Georgii KRA V C HENKO (UKR) After Rest, Not Before 15:00 After Rest, Not Before 15:00 Followed by After Rest, Not Before 15:00 5 MD MD MD MD Pavel FILIN (BLR) / Vladyslav MANAFOV (UKR) / Mihail KHALDEEV (RUS) / Roman KHA SSA NO V (KA Z) / Yahor YATSYK (BLR) Yaraslav SHYLA (BLR) [1] Grigoriy LOMAKIN (KAZ) Maksim ZUBKOU (BLR) vs. vs. vs. vs. Sergey BETOV (BLR) [2] / Ivan YATSUK (USA) / Jessy KALAMBAY (SUI) / Daniiar DULDA EV (KGZ) [4] / Denis MATSUKEVITCH (RUS) Dzianis ZHARYN (BLR) Leny MITJANA (FRA) Jonathan GRAY (GBR) After Rest, Time TBA Followed by 6 MD MD Shalva DZHANASHIA (RUS) / Temur ISMAILOV (UZB) / Matvey KHOMENTOVSKIY (RUS) Sardor PULATOV (UZB) vs. vs. Sharobiddin A BZA LO V (UZB) / Ivan LIUTAREVICH (BLR) / Khumoy un SULTA NO V (UZB) Vadym URSU (UKR) Last match on any court may be moved O rder of Play released Tournament Director ITF Superv isor Lucky losers sign-in before:9.30 21 A UG 2017 17:06 Doubles A lternates sign-in before: Eduard Gladkov A ndrei A khrameika.

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