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Davis Cup Tickets

The Davis Cup is the biggest team competition in men’s tennis, with every country aspiring to reach and win the World Group of the best 16 nations. Davis Cup ties are played over three days, from Friday to Sunday. The competition begins with two singles matches, followed by a doubles on the second day and two more singles on day three. The country that wins at least three 'rubbers' wins the tie and goes through to the next round. The home country chooses the court surface.

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