Raul Must is seeded one in Yonex Estonian International 2018, and in the first round the world number 64 didn’t have a lot of problems against Leo Rossi from France.

Must was off to a good starting leading 6-0 in the first game, and at the interval the Estonian led 11-3. Must had no struggle in the first game, which he won 21-14

Must, who won the tournament in 2017 beating Toby Penty, England in the final continued the solid performance in second game winning 21-17.

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Nervous start
Raul Must is through to the second round, where he later Friday will meet either Arnaud Merkle, France or Malaysian Jhotiswaran Kapupathevan.

- The first match is often a really hard match. I have to get used to the conditions in the hall, and I am happy with a two set win, Must says.

- Second set was nervous, so I happy that I could overcome that feeling. I am quite often getting nervous when the first pressure is off. When I win the first game, it is often much harder for me. In Estonia in my home tournament I want to do well.

See also: All results from Yonex Estonian International