England's Rajiv Ouseph has admitted that he was pleased with his performance in his round-of-32 victory in the men' singles over Mauritius's Sahir Edoo.
The 27-year-old recorded a comfortable victory in straight sets to reach the round of 16 at the Commonwealth Games, and is eyeing a brief respite after playing on each day of the competition so far.
He told reporters: "It was nice to see it through another round, it was quite comfortable but I think the tougher matches will start from tomorrow. I need to start getting ready now for those tougher matches.
"I'm a little bit tired but it's nice that I'm playing early on in the day so I've got the rest of the day to recover so hopefully by tomorrow I will be back to tip-top shape."
Ouseph has won a silver medal at the Games already, after losing to Malaysia in the gold-medal match in the mixed team event.
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Simon Sinclair
Simon Sinclair
