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Wednesday 24 January 1996 19:02 EST

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Steffi Graf has pulled out of next week's Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo. The joint world No 1 says she needs more rest after undergoing surgery last month on a chipped bone in her left foot.

Britain's Chris Wilkinson beat the No 3 seed, Frederik Fetterlein, of Denmark, 7-6, 4-6, 6-2 in the second round of the ATP Challenger event in Heilbronn, Germany yesterday. Wilkinson next plays Poland's Wojtek Kowalski in the quarter-finals.

Britain's Martin Lee and James Trotman moved into the third round of the boys' doubles at the Australian Open in Melbourne yesterday, with a 6-3, 6-0 win over Mark Fitzpatrick of Australia and Germany's Benjamin Osterbrink.

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