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VIENNA -- Top-seeded?Andy Murray?is through to the Erste Bank Open final after defending champion David Ferrer pulled out with a left leg injury on Saturday.The world No. 2 will face?Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who?saved a match point before beating Ivo Karlovic 5-7, 7-5, 7-6 (6).Tournament director Herwig Straka said Ferrer visited a private clinic, where doctors advised him not to play. Ferrer already looked hampered in Fridays quarterfinal, and he complained about muscle cramps after the 2 1/2-hour match against Serbias Viktor Troicki.The last two matches I had pain. Its too much to play now, the 19th-ranked Spaniard said.The ATP said it was only the second time in 1,024 career matches that Ferrer withdrew.He must be in quite a lot of pain, Murray said. Ill use today as a rest day, practice a little bit on the center court.Murray, who is 6-4 in finals this year, could set a personal best with a seventh tournament win in 2016. He leads Tsonga 12-3 in career meetings and has won the last four matches against the 15th-ranked Frenchman.The Scot, who is chasing his 42nd career title, is on a 13-match winning streak after winning back-to-back titles in Beijing and Shanghai. He won in Vienna on his only previous visit, in 2014.Im obviously motivated to try and finish the season as strong as I can, Murray said. The first couple of matches were really tricky. But now that I get the chance to play for the title I hopefully play my best match in the final.In his first final of the year, Tsonga is aiming for his 13th career title. He won the event in 2011.I am really happy. When you win four matches in a row in that kind of tournament, it means that you play good tennis, Tsonga said.The eighth-seeded Karlovic used his only break point on Tsongas serve to take the opening set. He added an early break in the second but missed four more chances on the Frenchmans serve for a 5-2 lead, before losing 10 straight points and dropping his serve for a second time at 5-6.Tsonga went 4-2 up in the deciding set but lost his serve in the next game. He saved a match point for Karlovic at 6-5 in the tiebreaker before winning the next three points.It was a special match, Tsonga said. I was down one set and one break, then he gave me a break and I came back in the match. I just played more consistent and more aggressive.Karlovic, who won in Newport and Los Cabos, missed out on his fourth final of the season. Cheap China Jerseys . Murray beat Sam Querrey 7-6 (5), 6-7 (3), 6-1, 6-3 to clinch Britains opening-round victory against the United States on Sunday at Petco Park. 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Hawthorn were among seven AFL clubs slapped with fines by the league on Wednesday for failing to keep player information up to date.Clubs are required to keep the AFL updated on the whereabouts of their players at all times so that they can be subjected to random drug tests conducted by ASADA.The Hawks were the worst offenders, sanctioned $7500 in total for three breaches, West Coast and Geelong were sanctioned $5000 for two breaches and Collingwood, Essendon, the Western Bulldogs and St Kilda were each fined $2500 for one breach apiece.However, all breaches were considered administrative rather than a deliberate attempt to avoid drug testing.AFL general counsel Andrew Dillon said all clubs need to constantly ensure that all paperwork requirements were met at all times.AFL players may be tested 365 days of the year for World Anti-Doping Agency prohibited drugs, an AFL statement read.dddddddddddd.While no tests were missed for players from any of the clubs sanctioned, under the operation of the AFLs code with ASADA, it is the club that is sanctioned for the failure to provide complete up-to-date whereabouts information at all times for testing purposes.In these cases the failures were found to be administrative in nature and not intentional.Greater Western Sydney player Lachie Whitfield is currently under investigation by the AFL and ASADA for spending three days at former development manager Craig Lamberts house in an alleged attempt to avoid drug testing. 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