RIO DE JANEIRO -- Andrea Hlavackova and Lucie Hradecka were both still awake at 5 a.m., a mere nine hours before they would play for the Olympic bronze medal.Hlavackova had spent all night at the hospital, undergoing a CT scan after a volley to her face fractured an orbital bone. Yet she was more distraught the next day about her teammates plight: Their womens doubles match was scheduled less than 13 hours after Hradeckas mixed doubles quarterfinal ended past 1 a.m.Their bodies betraying them both Saturday afternoon, Hlavackova and Hradecka went from being so close to a guaranteed medal to leaving Rio de Janeiro without one.In Fridays semifinals, the Czechs were one point from victory when Switzerlands Martina Hingis crushed a swinging volley into Hlavackovas face. Hlavackova crumpled to the court in tears, and she and Hradecka went on to lose to Hingis and Timea Bacsinszky 5-7, 7-6 (3), 6-2.Hlavackova spent five hours at the hospital, and as of Saturday morning, she was 90 percent sure she couldnt play. But an hour before the matchs scheduled 2 p.m. start, Hlavackova warmed up and felt OK, and she went on court with three blue and white strips of medical tape radiating from her swollen left eye.Her compromised vision was a bigger problem than the pain. Still, the fear of straining her facial muscles too much meant she couldnt put the normal oomph into her strokes.I couldnt serve hard; I couldnt hit the balls hard, Hlavackova said. I was really worried I would damage my eye.Yet she and Hradecka were up a break in the first set, in position to serve it out. Thats when Hradeckas ailments became the greatest impediment.Her mixed doubles match with Radek Stepanek didnt start against Romanias Irina-Camelia Begu and Horia Tecau until nearly 11:30 p.m., because Tecau had played in the mens doubles final earlier in the night. Hradecka got to bed around 3:15 a.m. but couldnt fall asleep until about 6.Asked how she felt on court Saturday, she replied with a pained laugh: Totally dead.And it caught up to her when she tried to serve out the first set.I felt like my legs are so heavy, Hradecka said. From this moment, I couldnt move.They went on to lose 7-5, 6-1 to Czech teammates Lucie Safarova and Barbora Strycova.Hlavackova was incensed that tournament officials didnt schedule the bronze-medal match later in the day considering the timing of Hradeckas mixed doubles -- and she said she let them know.Theres no chance you can be ready for a match like that, she said. Its really a failure.Hradecka never considered pulling out of her mixed doubles quarterfinal.Radek is here just for the mixed, she said, so I have to be ready.After Fridays semifinals, Hlavackovas opinion of Hingis volley was: It happens. Hitting the ball into an opponents body is an accepted strategy in doubles.Then she watched a clip of the shot.Shes one of the greatest who knows where to put the ball, Hlavackova said of Hingis, a 12-time major womens doubles champion. When I saw the video and I saw the space which was around me, I have to admit that she could have put it away.Hlavackova, who said she has a good relationship with Hingis, was also troubled by the Swiss stars reaction to the injury.She was more worried about not getting a medical timeout for me than about my eye, Hlavackova said.Hlavackova may need surgery but is hoping she wont. Hradecka still has a chance at a medal in Rio, playing for bronze in mixed doubles Sunday against Sania Mirza and Rohan Bopanna of India.Hlavackova and Hradecka, who were seeded sixth, do already own a medal together, a silver in 2012 after losing to Venus and Serena Williams in the final. Theyve won two Grand Slam titles as a team.Hingis and Bacsinszky face Russians Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina for gold Sunday.The bronze medalists, Safarova and Strycova, werent even supposed to team up in Rio. When Safarovas original partner, Karolina Pliskova, withdrew, Strycova wasnt sure she would be allowed to replace her.Then we figure it out that we can, Strycova said, and then we have a medal. Its amazing.Strycova and Safarova had been 0-1 as a team, then they went out and stunned the three-time Olympic doubles gold medalist Williams sisters in the first round.Close friends who played together in juniors, Strycova and Safarova tend to finish each others sentences. 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Aditi Ashok became the first Indian to clinch a Ladies European Tour title by winning the Womens Indian Open at the DLF Golf and Country Club in Gurgaon on Sunday.Carrying a two-stroke overnight lead, she shot a level par 72 in the final round, taking her total score to 3-under 213, one stroke clear of Brittany Lincicome (USA) and Belen Mozo (Spain), who finished tied second.Aditis performance for the round included birdies on the par-4 2nd and 10th holes, and bogeys on the 7th, 13th and 17th.Aditi needed a birdie or better on the final hole to avoid a three-way tie. But she held her nerve to secure her 13th birdie of the tournament on the par-5 18th to make history.Ive had some good finishes in the Indian Open but to get the job done finally feelss really good and especially finishing victorious in front of my home crowd is a really good feeling, she said.dddddddddddd. It feels good to win the championship. I was playing good all year; I had four top 10 finishes. I had a good front nine but made a few mistakes on the back nine, but overall it was a good week.Thailands Kanphanitnan Muangkhumsakul finished fourth with an overall score of 1-under 215.Indias Vani Kapoor shot 3-over 75, and finished T-28 with an overall score of 9-over 225. Of the rest of the Indians, Amandeep Drall, Diksha Dagar and Gaurika Bishnoi finished tied-34, tied-44 and tied-55 respectively. ' ' '