New Delhi, May 30 -- Thursday was a day France said hello to a rising homegrown star before bidding goodbye to one of its tennis heroes. Emotions were already running high at Roland Garros after France No.1 Arthur Fils braved a back injury to win in five sets on Court Suzanne-Lenglen early in the day but they took a trip down memory lane soon after when Richard Gasquet ended his 23-year career with a straight sets loss to top-ranked Jannik Sinner at Philippe-Chatrier. In one of the most dramatic matches of the day, the 20-year-old Fils, the 14th seed, seemed to initially be well in control of the match against Jaume Munar after taking the first two sets 7-6(3), 7-6(4). It wasn't an easy match and the players seemed to be well matched but th...