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	Fresh from making the semi-finals in Singapore last week, where he suffered cramp and lost a tough three-set battle with top seed Go Soeda of Japan, Danai survived 11 aces from the young Japanese to wrap up the match in 71 minutes.</div>
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Danai clears first hurdle in Japan

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Danai clears first hurdle in Japan

Danai Udomchoke was briefly tested by Japanese wild-card Takuto Niki before winning 7-5 6-3 in the first round of the US$35,000 Shimadzu All Japan Indoor Tennis Championships in Kyoto yesterday.

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