Ellis-Langridge can boogie after slaying bogey pair for biggest career win

Well done: Marcus Ellis (left) and Chris Langridge celebrating with the trophies after winning the men’s doubles final of the Denmark Open. — Reuters

PETALING JAYA: England’s Marcus Ellis-Chris Langridge clinched the biggest victory of their career when they captured the Denmark Open title.

World No. 22 Ellis-Langridge prevailed 20-22,21-17,21-18 against Russia’s Vladimir Ivanov-Ivan Sozonov in yesterday’s 73-minute thriller to become the first English pair to win the men’s doubles competition in 45 years.

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