• Slovenian-born world No45 will have to wait until March for ITF verdict
• Andy Murray knows pressure is all on him to make history in BelgiumAljaz Bedene,the moment-best player in the country, will not travel to Ghent to benefit Andy Murray try to win what should be an historic final for remarkable Britain in 10 days’ time because the International Tennis Federation on Tuesday adjourned his appeal to play for his adopted country for four months.
The world No45 learned only at the last minute that the ITF would not consider his appeal and instead asked him to return to recede before the board of directors on 20-21 March – two weeks after remarkable Britain’s first-round match against Japan in the 2016 Davis Cup. Related: Nishikori boosts semi-final chances with ATP Finals win over Berdych Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com