latest news : Davis Cup team nominations
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The ITF has announced the official team nominations for the Davis Cup by BNP Paribas World Group first round ties, to be played on 10-12 February.

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news : Prince Sulatn Bin Fahed tennis open tournament
Posted by admin on 2010/4/8 19:58:14 (126 reads)

With the consent of his Royal Highness Prince Sultan Bin Fahd the General President of the youth Welfare
Prince Sultan Bin Fahed Tennis Tournament beginning days 21-23/5/1431, early stage for categories 10 years and u-14 years on leaders institute in Riyadh and the Tennis courts of Imam Muhammad Bin Saud Islamic university and el Seteen Tennis courts in Malez.
In days 28-30/5/1431 the Second Stage of the same tournament will start with the categories of Boys under 18 and men's event on leaders institute in Riyadh and the Tennis courts of Imam Muhammad Bin Saud Islamic university and el Seteen Tennis courts in Malez.

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Tournaments : Marathon man Szabo wins opening day epic
Posted by admin on 2009/4/1 12:38:22 (4063 reads)

You have to hand it to Australian qualifier Jordan Szabo, who certainly earned his place in the second round of the Australian Open boys’ tournament with a stomach-churning 76 16 1311 win over Ronak Manuja of India which got the tournament off to a dramatic start. “I just kept going,” said Szabo afterwards. “I had a match point at 9-8 on his serve and then another three or four at 10-11 and then finally took one to go 13-11. I was definitely starting to get tired at the end. I felt pretty good but I was definitely starting to feel like I needed food and stuff. It felt like we’d been going for well over three hours and then I found out afterwards it was three and a half hours. It’s quite a long time, especially when one of the sets was 6-1. It’s the longest match I’ve ever played.”

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