Eugenie Bouchard's doubles flub at U.S. Open
We'll have to blame this mental lapse on the scorching New York heat. Canada's Eugenie Bouchard saw a shot going long…but not if you consider that she was playing with doubles boundary lines.
Canadian star draws a blank on boundary lines
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We'll have to blame this mental lapse on the scorching New York heat.
Canada's Eugenie Bouchard saw a shot going long…but not if you consider that she was playing with doubles boundary lines.
When you forget you're playing doubles <a href="http://t.co/btNSGJWYQj">pic.twitter.com/btNSGJWYQj</a>
—@WTAreactions
Despite the flub, Bouchard and Russian teammate Elena Vesnina picked up the win.
Bouchard returns to singles action (and the more familiar boundary lines) on Friday — the 21-year-old Canadian will face Slovakia's Dominika Cibulkova in the third round.