Brit Andy Lapthorne and American David Wagner are the quad wheelchair doubles champions at Roland Garros, beating Australia's Dylan Alcott and his Dutch partner Sam Schroder in a hard-fought three-set final.
Lapthorne and Wagner won 7-6(1) 4-6 [10-7] in a one-hour and 54-minute battle.
Teaming up for a first time, 30-year-old Alcott and 21-year-old Schroder made a slow start. They found themselves down 2-5 in the opening set, before fighting back to force it into a tiebreak.
After winning only a single point in the tiebreak, Alcott and Schroder briefly regained momentum in the second set. They raced ahead 3-0, only to lose the next four games.
Refusing to panic, Alcott and Schroder clinched the next three games to level the match.
The 30-year-old Lapthorne and 47-year-old Wagner took an early lead in the match tiebreak, moving ahead 5-3.
Winning four of the next five points, Alcott and Schroder established a 7-6 advantage. However, Lapthorne and Wagner won the final four points of the match to seal victory.
It is a first Roland Garros doubles title for Lapthorne and a third consecutive win in Paris for Wagner.
World No.1 Alcott now turns his attention to the quad wheelchair singles final, where he'll face-off against Schroder in a bid to win his third straight Roland Garros title.
In boys' singles action, Australia's Philip Sekulic gallantly tested top seed Shang Juncheng in the first round.
Shang won 6-4 5-7 7-5 in two hours and 46 minutes against the 17-year-old from Queensland, who was making his Roland Garros debut.
Aussies in action - Roland Garros
TODAY'S RESULTS
Quad wheelchair doubles, final
Andy Lapthorne (GBR)/David Wagner (USA) d Dylan Alcott (AUS)/Sam Schroder (NED) 7-6(1) 4-6 [10-7]
Boys' singles, first round
[1] Shang Juncheng (CHN) d Philip Sekulic (AUS) 6-4 5-7 7-5
COMING UP
Quad wheelchair singles, final
[1] Dylan Alcott (AUS) v Sam Schroder (NED)
Boys' doubles, first round
Philip Sekulic (AUS)/Robin Bertrand (FRA) v Mans Dahlberg (SWE)/Adam Jurajda (CZE)
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