Wimbledon 2017: Oliel knocked out of doubles
Israel beaten in quarter-finals of boys' competition
Israeli teenager Yshai Oliel was knocked out of the boys’ doubles competition on Friday afternoon.
Pairing up with Andrew Fenty, the Israeli-American duo were taking on Australian Blake Ellis and Frenchman Matteo Martineau, but lost the first set in 24 minutes, one of Oliel’s broken service games proving the difference in a 6-3 score.
They got off to the worst possible start in the second set, broken in their first service game, and were then broken again in their third service game to fall 4-1 behind. An exchange of serve meant Martineau had the chance to serve out for the match – which he did to seal a match which lasted less than 50 minutes.
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