Bopanna and Cuevas lost 6-2 3-6 10-7 to the Serbian combination in one hour and six minutes. The winners logged 55 points, just two more than Bopanna and Cuevas.
Bopanna and his partner from Uruguay were playing their third tournament together this season and have managed to win just one match at the Australian Open.
Bopanna was hoping for better results, specifically at the Grand Slams, after teaming up with singles world number 30 for the 2017 season. They had lost first round at Apia International in Sydney and now here.
Indian challenge is still alive in the ATP Masters event with Leander Paes and Juan Martin Del Potro set to challenge Sam Querry and Gilles Muller in their opening round.
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