The Latest Breaking News from Davis Cup

Australia will face a daunting challenge against USA in the Davis Cup finals and will need their recuperating talisman Alex de Minaur back for their title push.

NEW DELHI: The All India Tennis Association (AITA) claimed on Thursday that Sumit Nagal demanded an annual fee of $50,000 to play Davis Cup ties for India. However, Nagal defended this by stating that it is common practice for athletes to be compensated for their participation.

The US Open semi-finalist suffered back-to-back defeats as Britain lost to Argentina and Canada.

India's lack of depth in singles and questionable team selection stood glaringly exposed on Sunday after Sweden completed a 4-0 rout over them in the Davis Cup World Group I tie in Stockholm.

Britain’s 2-1 defeat to Canada saw them miss out on a quarter-final spot

Australian great Lleyton Hewitt has hailed his team for making the Davis Cup finals despite having to cope with injury woes and a "ridiculous" schedule.

Great Britain could only finish third in Group D after 2-0 defeat by Canada, with Dan Evans’ first rubber defeat by Denis Shapovalov sealing their exit

Evans’ 6-0 7-5 defeat in Manchester saw Canada progress to the last eight at Britain’s expense.

Second time in three British hopes have been ended in group stage

Britain needed to win the tie 3-0 but Evans was beaten 6-0 7-5 by Canada’s Denis Shapovalov.

Only a 3-0 victory over Canada at the AO Arena would send Britain through to the quarter-finals.