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Torrential rain postpones matches at Croatia Open

ByEd McGrogan

Published Jul 29, 2010

UMAG, Croatia (AP)—The second round of the Croatia Open tournament has been postponed for a day due to torrential rain.

Four second-round matches scheduled for Thursday will now be played on Friday, along with the quarterfinals. Among those who still have to play in the second round are second-seeded Jurgen Melzer and third-seeded Ivan Ljubicic.

No. 1 seed Nikolay Davydenko is already through to the quarterfinals, where he will face No. 8 seed Juan Ignacio Chela. The other quarterfinal that is already set has fourth-seeded Juan Carlos Ferrero against sixth-seeded Alexandr Dolgopolov.