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Srebotnik and Zimonjic take mixed doubles title
Thursday, June 3, 2010
By Drew Lilley
Four years after their first Grand Slam title together, Katarina Srebotnik and
Nenad Zimonjic got back to winning ways on Philippe Chatrier court on Thursday,
defeating Yaroslava Shvedova and Julian Knowle in a tense three-set affair,
4-6, 7-6(5), 11-9.
Srebotnik和Zimonjic於四年後再次拿下法網混雙冠軍。
The match ebbed and flowed over an hour and a quarter, with the unseeded
pairing of Kazak Shvedova and Austrian Knowle breaking to open and going on to
take the first set 6-4.
Shvedova和Knowle以6-4拿下第一盤。
No.6 seeds Zimonjic, the Serbian doubles specialist, and Slovenian veteran
Srebotnik, battled their way through a second set which featured multiple
breaks of service – a feature of modern doubles with the “No ad” rule which
sees the next point after deuce deciding the game, and the receiving team
choosing which side the service should come from.
Srebotnik and Zimonjic took a second set tie-break 7-5, after Shvedova and
Knowle got in each others’ way on a crucial point. There then followed a super
tie-break which was a microcosm of the whole tie, swinging first one way then
the other. “Ziki” looked to be the villain of the piece, firing way long to
give Shvedova and Knowle a 3-0 lead and two mini-breaks. An amazing backhand
service return down the line levelled matters at 6-6, but a powerful two-handed
forehand for Knowle (as is his wont, the Austrian playing double-handed from
both sides) helped set up a match point. “Ziki” fired down an ace into the
outside corner - on his second service, no less! – to save the day, then
volleyed at the net with aplomb to win the match 11-9. The pairing now have
four Grand Slam mixed doubles titles to their name, one together and two each
with other partners.
第二.三盤的經過，兩人合作的第二座混雙冠軍，各自則都有四座。
“If Katarina doesn't play well I have no chance to win, and the other way
around. If I don't play well, she can't win on her own – it's definitely a
team,” said Zimonjic after the match. “Maybe one day or a couple of points
you play better than your partner, but at the end it's important how you play
together. The key this tournament really was all the struggles that we had and
the ups and downs. They were really close matches, but we believed until the
end that we can come through. We were a little fortunate to win yesterday
(defeating No.3 seeds Nuria Llagostera Vives and Oliver Marach, again coming
from a set behind and taking the super tie-break 11-9) and today. Today was
high quality doubles,” he concluded, and those in attendance on Philippe
Chatrier court would certainly agree.
雙打重視團隊合作。
http://www.rolandgarros.com/en_FR/news/match_reports/2010-06-03/
201006031275585830179.html
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