India Davis Cup

Davis Cup: India sweat it out at 'mini cauldron' in Lucknow, match timings revised

Considering the weather, the India and Morocco captains agreed to reschedule the match-timings, delaying it by two hours.

Rohit Rajpal to remain India Davis Cup team captain till next year

Rohit Rajpal's tenure as India's Davis Cup captain will enter a fifth year next year.

Davis Cup: India hope to make team format count in tie against Casper Ruud-led Norway

The India-Norway tie could well be decided by World No 2 Casper Ruud but the team format keeps the tie balanced for India

Davis Cup 2022: Injured Rohan Bopanna pulls out of India vs Norway tie

Sumit Nagal, Ramkumar Ramathan, Prajnesh Gunneswaran, Yuki Bhambri and Mukund Sasikumar are also part of the Indian squad facing Norway

Davis Cup 2022: Rohit Rajpal defends decision to play Denmark tie on grass

The last time India hosted a Davis Cup tie, in 2019 against Italy in Kolkata, it was played on grass. Then, India lost 1-3 and the same surface has been chosen to contest against Denmark.

Davis Cup 2019: Saketh Myneni returns to Indian team for Pakistan tie, Sumit Nagal opts out

AITA selectors have gone with the expected squad comprising Ramkumar Ramanathan, Prajnesh Gunneswaran, Rohan Bopanna and Divij Sharan for singles and doubles rubbers.

Davis Cup 2019: Pakistan tennis chief plans to invite PM Narendra Modi while assuring full-proof security

An Indian tennis team is set to travel to Pakistan for the Davis Cup after 55 years. The last time Pakistan hosted India was way back in 1964 when the visitors won 4-0 in Lahore

Indian Davis Cup team likely to travel to Pakistan after 55 years with tie slated to be played in Islamabad

Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) President, Salim Saifullah has said that they will host India in the Davis Cup Asian Oceania zone tie on grass courts of Pakistan Sports Complex.

Down memory lane: Anand Amritraj recalls an era when prize money was meagre and Grand Slam champs stood in line for food

Armed with a sharp memory and a capacity for exasperation, Anand Amritraj rattles off tales of days when tennis was still an expensive sport but hardly rich.

Davis Cup: When Leander Paes led India to famous win over Pakistan under sweltering conditions at Brabourne in 2006

The Davis Cup Asia-Oceania Group I tie in 2006 had generated quite a buzz ever since India and Pakistan were drawn together.