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Somdev stuns Martin

AFP. Htu/i/rwton
India's Somdev Dewarman took the greatest victory of his life by shocking sixth seed Marin Cillc while defending champion Juan Martin Del Potro struggled to advance Tuesday at the Washington Classic.
Dewarman avenged a Chennai finals loss to Cillc by upsetting die Croatian sixth seed 7 5.6 4 to reach the third round of the 1.4 million dollar ATP hanicourt tournament, calling it the greatest triumph of his earner.
The 21 year-old qualifier, ranked 153rd, hit 62 percent of his first serves and saved 5-of-7 break points to eliminate I5th-ranked Cillc, who in January denied Dewarman a title In his hometown and in his first ATP title match.
"All along I played well." Dewarman said. "My game plan was to compete as hard as possible and let the chips fall where they will 1 took my chances well. I'm proud of the result."
Taiwan's62nd-ranked LuYen-Hsun made an upset bid of Ids own but fell short as second seed and world number six Del Potro of Argentina rallied fora4-6.6-3.6-2 victory.
"It was a difficult match," Del Potro said. "Il took some time to find my rhythm."
Lu broke in the seventh game of the first set and held through to take the set. but surrendered a break in the penultimate game of the second set and another toopen the third.
Sixth-ranked Del Potro broke again for a 5-2 lead and held again to reach a third-round match against Australia's Lleyton Hewitt or Israel's Dudl Sela.
"Lu is a good player and he played a good first set." Del Potro said. "I was able to turn it around in the second set and take control in the third. I'm glad to be through to the third round."
Dewarman. a two-time US college national champion at nearby University of Virginia, evoked loud support in Improving to 9-10 in ATP matches. 7-2 in 2009. Reflet tlngon the achievement was not something Dewarman was willing to do while still fight Ing for a title.
"I've put In a lot of work I'm doing things the right way," Dewarman said I'll take a deep breath when I have some breathingspace."
Dewarman, who finally has a (lay off after four matches In as many days, will next lace 33itl-ranked Croatian super server Ivo Karlovlc or Germany's Rainer Schuettler. Dewarman beat Karlovic in his run to the Chennai final.
US top seed Andy Roddick, In his first event since losing an epic Wimbledon final to Roger Federer, could await Dewarman in the quarterfinals of the 1.4 million-dollar hanicourt event.
"Andy who?" Joked Dewarman. "I'm aware of where I am but I have to take it one match at a time."
Germany's Benjamin Becker fired 27 aces to beat American Robby Gineprl 7-6, 6-7, 7-6 and book a second round match with Roddick, a three-time Washington champion who had an opening bye
"He had a big break and a good run at Wimbledon," Becker said. "It's his first match on hardcourts but you have to think he's going to play well. These conditions, with his serve, it's going to be tough to get a read on It.
Tmjust going to have fun with it and sec If I can do some damage."
Former world number one Juan Carlos Ferrero of Spain beat Ecuador's Nicolas Lapentti 6-4. 6-7. 6-0 to reach the second round Just two days after losing to Russia's Nikolay Davydenko in a clay final at Umag, Croatia.
"I was tired. It has been very difficult to recover well." Ferrero said. "After a month on clay It was difficult to play a match like this."
Ferrero, the 2003 French Open winner, snapped a five year title drought in April at Casablanca and won the last match to give Spain a 3-2 Davis Cup quarterfinal win over Germany last month.
"I'm motivated," Ferrero said. "I've returned to the same level as before."