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Serbia trump France
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AFP,Perth World No.3 Novak Djokovic carried top seeds Serbia to a 2-1 win over France in their Group A clash at the mixed teams Hopman Cup here Wednesday.
With teammate Jelena Jankovic stricken by an upper leg strain that forced her to retire from her singles match against Tatiana Golovin, Djokovic squared the tie by beating Arnaud Clement, 6-3, 6-3, and then dominated the deciding mixed doubles rubber.
Despite Jankovic being severely restricted by the injury in the mixed doubles, the brilliance of Djokovic ensured the Serbians recovered from a set down to snatch the doubles in a surprisingly lopsided match tiebreak. 5-7,6-4,7-6(10-4).
Jankovic could barely believe they were able to upset the French in the doubles.
"1 really don’t know how," she said when asked how they won the match.
"I am playing on one leg, I couldn't move and I had trouble returning the sen e.
"Novak was trying to help me out on the court and he tried to cover more than his side and we did it.
"1 was really having pain every time I made some steps, but I have the desire and motivation to win and somehow pull it off.
"We are Serbian and we fight until the end."
It was Serbia's second win from as many ties, and they needs only to beat the Czech Republic on Thursday to reach Friday’s final, although Jankovic conceded she was in considerable doubt forThursday's tie.
Despite the loss, France can still reach the final if they beat Taiwan on Thursday and Serbia lose.
In an untimely setback less (han two weeks before the Australian Open, Jankovic lasted ;ust 14 points in the much- anticipated women's singles clash against Golovin before having to retire.
Having been cleared of a muscle tear by scans, Jankovic elected to play in the deciding mixed doubles rubber.
When France took the first set in the doubles and Jankovic sought further treatment, complaining that her injury had worsened, the French were set to claim the tie and top spot in the group.
However, a hobbling Jankovic made it back onto the court was able to provide enough support to Djokovic to firstly level the match and then win it.
The French seemed reluctant to target the ailing Jankovic and paid the price, as Clement conceded after the match.
"I am a good guy -- maybe a little bit too much," hesaid.
Jankovic could be heard screaming in pain as she received post-match acupuncture therapy during a press conference for the French pair.
Although she conceded the injury was a significant setback for her Australian Open preparation, Jankovic remained confident of being fit for Melbourne.
The 22-year-old pulled up sore after stretching for a backhand return against Golovin, but played oh Initially and broke the Frenchwoman's serve.
However, Jankovic received courtside attention at the end of the game, before heading into the rooms for further treatment.
She returned and won two more points on her own serve, but was clearly restricted and visibly frustrated.
Jankovic cut a forlorn figure as she confirmed her retirement from the match to her opponent and the chair umpire, before trudging back to the rooms to hand the French a 1 -0 lead.