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Rushmi loses
NEW DELHI, AUG. 8. The sixth-seeded Rushmi Chakravarti lost 2-6,
6-2, 5-7 to qualifier Chin-Wei Chan of Chinese Taipei in the pre-
quarterfinals of the $ 10,000 ITF women's tennis tournament in
Bangkok on Wednesday.
The 432nd ranked Rushmi could not get off to a good start after
having played a three-hour duel against Megha Vakharia the
previous day, when she saved two matchpoints to ensure herself a
WTA point.
``It was another three-hour match today, and it was tough to play
in the humid conditions. I was not able to play well in the first
set, and that proved a setback,'' said Rushmi.
She was down 2-4 in the third set, but did well to be on par
before the Taipei girl pulled through with her better fitness.
Rushmi, however, managed to win the first round of doubles in
partnership with Sai Jayalakshmy, who had lost her singles first
round on Tuesday.
The top-seeded Rushmi and Sai beat Nicole Kriz and Donna McIntyre
of Australia 7-6 (7-5), 6-3.
The other Indian pair in the competition, Sheethal Goutam and
Liza Pereira, which had swept all the four titles in the $ 5000
circuit in India, found the fourth-seeded Indonesians, Romana
Tedjakusuma and Angelique Widjaja of Indonesia too hot to win a
game.
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