Rather interesting.
[h=3]So, is there an easy way to understand it?[/h]In short, no.
Here's our attempt at a 'simple' breakdown of how the top two are decided in each of the two four-player groups:
This is how the group currently stands:
[h=3]So, is there an easy way to understand it?[/h]In short, no.
Here's our attempt at a 'simple' breakdown of how the top two are decided in each of the two four-player groups:
- Greatest number of wins
- If two players are tied: Head-to-head results
- If three players are tied: 1) Highest percentage of sets won; 2) Highest percentage of games won; 3) Players' ATP Rankings coming into the tournament
- He wins in two sets and Thiem beats Kei Nishikori in two.
- He wins in two sets and Thiem wins in three.
- He wins in two sets and Nishikori beats Thiem in two sets. Highest % of games won will then be the decider.
- He wins in two sets and Nishikori wins in three.
- He wins in three sets and Thiem wins in two.
- He wins in three sets and Thiem wins in three.
This is how the group currently stands:
Group Lleyton Hewitt |
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