Triple joy for Israelis Down Under

Whichever of the three makes it into the competition proper will be joined by Shahar Peer in the women's singles, as well as the duo of Andy Ram and Yoni Erlich in the men's doubles.

By Haaretz Sports Staff | 04:27 11.01.13 |

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All three of the Israelis playing in the qualifying rounds of the Australian Open - the first tennis Grand Slam of the season - won their opening matches on Thursday.

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Triple joy for Israelis Down Under

Whichever of the three makes it into the competition proper will be joined by Shahar Peer in the women's singles, as well as the duo of Andy Ram and Yoni Erlich in the men's doubles.

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