Indian Davis Cup challenge becomes tougher as ITF replaces Groups I and II with World Groups
The HinduIn yet another modification in the Davis Cup format, the International Tennis Federation has abolished the Group I and II at the regional level competition, making India’s road to the Qualifiers even tougher. READ: US Open: Andreescu stuns Serena Williams to clinch maiden grand slam title The 12 losing nations from the Qualifiers in March next year, along with 12 winners from the newly-introduced World Group I Play-offs, will form the World Group I. India has been a dominant force in Asia/Oceania Group I for many years as it has consistently reached the World Group Play-offs stage. Right now, the players will accept it but we have to see if it works or not.” The line-up for the 2020 Davis Cup Qualifiers and the Play-offs in World Group I and II will be finalised after next week’s regional Group I and Group II ties.