South Africa’s Donald Ramphadi and his Australian partner Jin Woodman were in sight of reaching the Australian Open Quad Wheelchair final before the momentum swung back to Australia’s Heath Davidson and Great Britain’s Andy Lapthorne on Thursday. Wrestled back momentumDonald Ramphadi had the opportunity to clinch the match when serving at 5-2 in the second set. ADVERTISEMENTHowever, he was unable to do so and Davidson and Lapthorne wrestled back momentum when they clinched the second set in a thrilling tiebreak. After the match, Ramphadi cut a disconsolate figure. “The first set, and for most of the second set, we played unbelievably.