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Nadal pulls out of ATP Cup but Spain get early jump on Australia – Sydney Morning Herald
The Spaniard tweeted hours before he was set to take the court in Melbourne to say he had a stiff back.
It also meant De Minaur would take on Roberto Bautista Agut (No. 13) as the top-ranked players from each team, with Carreno Busta and Marcel Granollers then set to play John Peers and Luke Saville in the doubles tie.
Carreno Busta broke Millman in the third game of the first set, but the tough Australian broke back in the fourth as the Spaniards serve faltered.
But from then, Carreno Busta cracked the whip, convincingly overpowering Millman with his rocket forehands, continually pushing the Australian…
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