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The Indian player wrote that Nestor "wanted a change."

ByKamakshi Tandon

Published Apr 05, 2015

Rohan Bopanna and Daniel Nestor are no longer playing doubles together.

The Indian and Canadian started their partnership at the beginning of the season, winning Sydney and Dubai but having less success at bigger tournaments. In the doubles rankings, Nestor is ranked No. 5 and Bopanna No. 26. On Twitter, Bopanna announced that the two will stop playing as a team:

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Bopanna will now play with Romanian Florin Mergea, who is ranked No. 15.

Asked why he and Nestor ended their partnership, Bopanna wrote that Nestor "wanted a change."

Bopanna next plays the ATP clay event in Casablanca, a 250-level tournament.