Cameron Norrie sweeps past Wu Tung-Lin to reach Indian Wells third round as strong form continues

Cameron Norrie made light work of Wu Tung-Lin in the second round of Indian Wells on Friday. The 10th seed broke his Taiwanese opponent four times on his way to a 6-2 6-4 victory, as he aims for his second title this year. Ad Norrie has started 2023 in excellent form and last week proved superior to world No.2 Carlos Alcaraz in the final of the Rio Open.

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12 in the world going into the tournament, had little trouble as he raced to win the first set 6-2, breaking his opponent twice. The same score looked to be repeating itself in the second set but with the scores at 5-2, Wu briefly pushed back before Norrie held his nerve and serve — sending down four aces — for the win. He has now won 18 matches on the tour this season, losing just three.

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