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Krishnan upset
MEMPHIS (Tennessee), Feb 19 : Ramesh Krishnan of India was the biggest upset victim of the day in the first round of the 7S0.000-doliar U.S. Indoor tennis championships on Monday, reports Reuter.
The tournament's top names, including Ivan Lendl. I'etc Sampras. Andres Gomez and Brad Gilbert, all received first round byes and did not play on Monday.
Krishnan, ranked 85th tri the world, had expected to play Milan Srejber of Czechoslovakia, but instead faced Brian Garrow of the United States when Srejber did not turn up.
Garrow, a solid serve and volley player ranked 106th. defeated Krishnan 7-6. 3-6, 7-6
Krishnan. countering Garrow’s blistering serve and volley attack with pinpoint passing shots that grazed the sidelines, reached 6-6 and the tiebreak In the first set
But one lapse from Krishnan was enough to give Garrow the set 8-6 in the tiebreak when the Indian netted a backhand.
Both players had chances to break in the second set as Garrow continued to charge the net while Krishnan passed.
The Indian used another glorious backhand pass down the Une to break for 4-2. keeping the lead to serve out the set 6-3 when the American let a backhand sail long.
In the third set. both players held serve until a sloppy game by Krishnan gave Garrow a 5-3 lead. But the American failed to serve out the match, missing two match points on a winner from Krishnan and a forehand error of h1s own
Krishnan then reeled off 10 consecutive points to reach 6 5. but a forehand winner gave Garrow the break back to reach the tiebreak at 6-6.
There were nine breaks In 11 service points in the tiebreak, but when Krishnan volleyed long to go down 6 5. Garrow served out the victory with a great crosscourt forehand volley off a low Krishnan return.
'After I lost those two match points and the game 1t got to me a little bit,' Garrow said. 'But I'm usually a good fighter so 1 never thought I was out of the match. I knew I had to get to the net to beat him and I just bore down."
Kevin Curren of the United States and Marcelo Fllippini of Uruguay were the two highest-ranked players on court on Monday but fared differently
Curren. ranked 54. easily defeated Veil Paloheimo of Finland 6-4. 6-1. But Fllippini. ranked 53. was beaten by Australian lefthander Mark Kratzamann 7-6. 1-6. 6-4.