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Norrie out of Rotterdam as Djokovic withdraws from Doha

February 11, 2026 at 07:39 PM
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British No 2 Cameron Norrie bowed out in the second round of the Rotterdam Open after losing to Australian qualifier Christopher O'Connell on Wednesday.

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British No 2 Cameron Norrie bowed out in the second round of the Rotterdam Open after losing to Australian qualifier Christopher O'Connell on Wednesday. Norrie out of Rotterdam as Djokovic withdraws from Doha. Stay informed with the latest developments and expert analysis on this important story.

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British No 2 Cameron Norrie bowed out in the second round of the Rotterdam Open after losing to Australian qualifier Christopher O'Connell on Wednesday.

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