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Cameron Norrie pulls out of Paris Masters to rest for Davis Cup after admitting exhaustion
British No 1 says he wants to be 'fresh and right in myself' for his country's tie with Serbia
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Dick Savitt, US tennis star who won Wimbledon in one of the shortest finals on record – obituary
There were accusations of anti-Semitism when he was controversially omitted from the US team for the 1951 Davis Cup final
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Gerard Pique's $3bn Davis Cup partnership ends after less than five years
The premature end to Kosmos' lucrative deal will lead to more changes to the historic team competition
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Andy Murray dropped from Great Britain's Davis Cup team
Dan Evans retains his place in the team despite his public criticism of captain Leon Smith last year
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British Davis Cup team 'arguably the best we have had' says Andy Murray
The three-time major winner last played in the competition in 2019 where he beat Dutchman Tallon Griekspoor
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Bob Falkenburg, tennis player who was the youngest Wimbledon men’s singles champion until Boris Becker – obituary
The last surviving Wimbledon singles champion of the 1940s, he went on to make his fortune with a fast-food empire in Brazil
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Manuel Santana, Wimbledon’s first Spanish singles champion, whose charm endeared him to British crowds – obituary
He won four grand slam titles and led Spain to the brink of Davis Cup glory, kick-starting his country’s modern love affair with tennis
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Frustration for Great Britain as they crash out of the Davis Cup with defeat to Germany
Neal Skupski and Joe Salisbury squandered a 5-0 final set tie-break lead to lose deciding doubles match
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'They are killing the competition' - Abu Dhabi to be confirmed as Davis Cup finals host
Telegraph Sport understands there were a lack of viable alternatives presented to the ITF board
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Davis Cup set for Abu Dhabi move in five-year deal
Exclusive: Telegraph Sport understands that new owners Kosmos have arranged to move sport's first international team competition to the UAE
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Dennis Ralston, tennis ace who won at Wimbledon as an unseeded 17-year-old – obituary
Fiercely competitive, he won five Grand Slam doubles titles and was later a sought-after coach
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Five years on from 'Black Monday', what exactly has changed at the LTA?
After their 2015 Davis Cup triumph, the British team excoriated their paymasters in a brutal press conference
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Andy Murray hoping to continue his strong British record ahead of Dan Evans semi-final challenge
In his elite tennis career, Murray has only lost to five Britons: three of them while he was a teenager, plus Tim Henman and Kyle Edmund
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