British No. 2 Baker recovering from virus
                   
independent.co.uk     Apr 24, 2008            

Jamie Baker became the British No 2 this week but has hardly been in the mood to celebrate. The 21-year-old Glaswegian is facing a long spell on the sidelines after going down with a virus that attacked his blood system and could even have proved fatal. [read full story]                    


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