Ilya Ivashka s'en prend à l'arbitre lors de la demi-finale en Inde

Ilya Ivashka a explosé contre l'arbitre de chaise pendant la demi-finale du SM Krishna Memorial Open en Inde. Le Biélorusse a battu Hamish Stewart 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 malgré cette confrontation. Il doit affronter Petr Bar Biryukov en finale ce vendredi.

L'incident s'est produit alors qu'Ivashka était mené 3-4 dans le deuxième set. L'arbitre a annulé une décision de ligne et a accordé le point à Stewart après qu'Ivashka a envoyé la balle dans le filet. Ivashka a soutenu que l'appel avait interrompu son coup et a exigé de rejouer le point.

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