Play suspended in Madrid as Jacob Fearnley bids to defy Grigor Dimitrov

Fearnley had just broken serve to stay in the match when a power cut forced the players off court.
Play was suspended at the Madrid Open. Pic: AP Photo/Manu Fernandez

Play was suspended at the Madrid Open. Pic: AP Photo/Manu Fernandez

Britain’s Jacob Fearnley was forced off court as play was suspended at the Madrid Open due to a power outage.

The third-round tie between Fearnley and Grigor Dimitrov had reached a critical stage, Fearnley breaking the 15th seed’s serve to stay in the match, when a loss of power in the local area affected scoreboards and the camera above the court.

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