Chela was first taken to a dispensary, then a hospital in Bomet where she was sent to Moi Referral in Eldoret.
Pedipalp: femur 0.49/0.08 (6.1) [0.65-0.66/0.11 (6.1-6.2)], patella 0.20/0.10 (2.0) [0.27-0.28/0.13-0.14 (2.0-2.1)],
chela 0.66/0.12 (5.5) [0.85-0.87/0.17-0.18 (5.0)], hand 0.26 (2.2) [0.35-0.36 (2.1)], movable finger 0.39 [0.50]; ratio movable finger/hand 1.5 [1.4], femur/movable finger 1.3, femur/carapace 1.4, chela/carapace 1.9, chela/femur 1.3.
Chela was simply not missing from the baseline, but the British number one dug deep to retrieve one break before saving two set points on his own serve, the second with a superb dinked backhand.
Chela was simply not missing from the baseline but the British number one dug deep to retrieve one break before saving two set points on his own serve, the second with a superb dinked backhand.
Murray was hoping to follow in the footsteps of his old pal Tim Henman, who was the last British man to reach the semis in Paris - and Henman got there by beating
Chela in the quarter-finals.
After winning that comfortably and taking a 5-2 lead in the second set it looked like Murray had turned the corner but
Chela fought back to level only for the Scot to break again, and this time he made no mistake.
World No.4 Murray returned to court this afternoon a set up on
Chela with the score 3-3 in the second after their contest was suspended in fading light at around 9.30pm following the first wet day of this year's tournament.
A succession of delays on a rainblighted day five of the tournament threatened to derail the world number four's bid to wrap up what was a sixth straight victory over
Chela.
AN ANGRY Andy Murray walked off Court One at Roland Garros last night despite taking a one-set lead over Juan Ignacio
Chela in his French Open secondround match.
AN ANGRY Andy Murray walked off Court One at Roland Garros yesterday despite taking a one-set lead over Juan Ignacio
Chela in his French Open second-round match.