Chandigarh to host David Cup tie

Chandigarh will host the second round of the Asia/Oceania Group I Davis Cup tie between India and Korea from July 15 to 17.
The All India Tennis Association (AITA) today announced that the David Cup tie will be held at the grass courts of Chandigarh club.
"India is scheduled to play Korea in the 2nd Round of Asia/Oceania Group 1 Davis Cup tie. It will be played on the grass courts of Chandigarh Club from July 15 to 17 under the supervision of Haryana Tennis Association," an All India Tennis Association release stated.
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At Kooyong in Melbourne, number 15 Kyrgios will try to restore his battered reputation after being accused of tanking in his five-set, second round loss to Andreas Seppi at the Australian Open.

Australia, the 28-time champions, face a Czech side led by world number 54 Jiri Vesely in the absence of world number 12 Berdych.

"I've got to improve a lot of things in my game, I've got to work harder," said 21-year-old Kyrgios.
For Great Britain, Murray dropped out the Canada tie after his shock fourth-round defeat to Mischa Zverev at the Australian Open. World number three Raonic is missing after injuring his groin in his quarter-final loss to Nadal.
With top 50 players Dan Evans and Kyle Edmund, Britain will be favourites as Canada's top singles player is Peter Polanksy, ranked at 128.

The winners of that tie will face either Japan or nine-time champions France in the quarter-finals.
Japan are missing fifth-ranked Nishikori, who was bothered by a hip injury in his defeat to Federer in Australia.
In his absence, Yoshihito Nishioka, ranked 85, leads the Japanese challenge against a French squad who can still boast Richard Gasquet and Gilles Simon, both inside the top 25.
Without Federer and Wawrinka, Switzerland will look to Henri Laaksonen and 35-year-old Marco Chiudinelli, both outside the top 100, to shock their American hosts led by Jack Sock, John Isner and Sam Querrey, all in the top 30.

Top seeds Argentina are without Del Potro and Federico Delbonis, the men who won the reverse singles to beat Croatia in the 2016 final, when they start their title defence on clay in Buenos Aires against Italy.
The winners will face either Germany or Belgium who meet in Frankfurt.