Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski Preview & Prediction | 2022 Battle of the Brits
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THE FACTS
When is Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski on and what time does it start? Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski will take place on Thursday 22nd December, 2022 – 13:00 (UK)
Where is Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski taking place? Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski will take place at the P&J Arena in Aberdeen, Scotland
What surface is Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski being played on? Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski will take place on an indoor hard court
Where can I get tickets for Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski
What channel is Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski on in the UK? Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski can be televised live on BBC streaming platforms
Where can I stream Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski in the UK? Jamie Murray and Jonny O’Mara vs Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski can be streamed live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website, while Tennis Channel subscribers can also stream the match live
THE PREDICTION
Team Scotland will be in high spirits after Andy Murray’s leveller in an epic with Jack Draper on Wednesday night and that should aid elder brother Jamie’s chances in an intriguing pairing with Jonny O’Mara. 36-year-old Jamie Murray has struggled to find his peak form in recent seasons, particularly last year, whilst 27-year-old O’Mara is currently ranked just inside the top 100 on the ATP Doubles world rankings. An English pairing of current world number one Neal Skupski and number four Joe Salisbury looks the elite duo on paper but the pair have often been kept apart in Davis Cup or ATP Cup duty by GB captain Leon Smith as they have underperformed in the past alongside each other. Home advantage is clearly with Murray and O’Mara in Aberdeen but the English pair have 11 ATP titles between them this season and they should be favoured the longer this match continues. A deciding tiebreak could well be required, so back Skupski and Salisbury to earn at least a set and leave the victors up to chance.
