Davis Cup 2023: This was the Great Britain team practice on Wednesday 1st February

There are only a few hours left for our country to experience the feelings of the Davis Cup again. This time in

The series, which will pit Colombia against the United Kingdom, takes place from February 3-4 at the Pueblo Viejo Country Club

It is located in the municipality of Cota in Cundinamarca.

And on Wednesday, the visiting team once again had a training day with good weather and laughter.

The English delegation, led by Cameron Norrie, who is currently ranked 11th in the ATP world rankings, arrived at the main court just after 11 am to continue their physical preparation.

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Nouri did some stretching to warm her arms and legs.

while Daniel Evans, Joe Salisbury, and Neil Skupsky immediately entered the court to racketeer business.

Then Cameron joined the rest of his team mates in emphasizing volleys and shots, which was accompanied by many laughs.

Then things got more serious with File Doubles match between Norrie and Salisbury against Evans and Skopsky. And the athletic performance of the British players, who also focused on working on ground strikes during the last minutes of training, rose.

And so, those led by Leon Smith continue to add more hours to this series against Colombia, which will award the winner a place in the 2023 Davis Cup group stage.

It should be noted that on February 3 there will be two singles matches, one starting at 3pm and the other once the previous match is over.

Then, on February 4, there will be a doubles game starting at 12:00 PM as well as two singles games.

Of course, in the event that the series ends in the fourth game (i.e. 3-1), the fifth duel will be played only if the captain of both teams agrees to play it.

Currently, the “king” of this competition is Canada, which defeated Australia in the final match at last year’s edition with a score of 2-0.

This nation is one of the countries that has won the Davis Cup the most times and has won a total of nine titles from this tournament, which is the most important in men’s tennis by country.

The United Kingdom’s first crown was in 1903 while their most recent was in 2015, when they beat Belgium 3-1 on aggregate to add another ‘salad dish’ to their record.