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May 12, 2006 21:07 IST
Fourth seed David Nalbandian continued his impressive run of form on clay when he cruised into the semi-finals of the Rome Masters with a 6-3 6-3 win over Mario Ancic on Friday.The Argentine, who has dropped just one set in his last nine matches on the surface which included his run to the title last week in Estoril, proved too strong for Croat Ancic. "I felt a bit tired during my first two matches in Rome, but now I'm getting stronger, and starting to feel more confident," said the world number three who will play either top seed Roger Federer [Images] or Spanish qualifier Nicolas Almagro in the last four.
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