Federer cruises in Basle
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World No.1 Roger Federer eased through to the second round of the Davidoff Swiss Indoors in front of a partisan support in his home town of Basle. The 28-year-old top seed defeated Belgian qualifier Olivier Rochus 6-3 6-4... [read full story]
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