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Australian star de Minaur reaches last 16 after opponent’s injury withdrawal
World No.9 Alex de Minaur advances to the last 16 for a second time without hitting a ball, after Frenchman Lucas Pouille withdraws before the match.
- by Marnie Vinall
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- by Marc McGowan
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‘Very happy’: De Minaur books third round spot in straight sets
Australia’s top hope Alex de Minaur has booked his third round spot after defeating Spain’s Jaume Munar in straight sets on day four of Wimbledon.
- by Marnie Vinall
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