A Davis Cup title would give the British No1’s considerable achievements a complete polish but he insists victory would not be down to him aloneAfter weeks of agonising over his always troublesome transition from tough court to clay,Andy Murray is poised to relieve much Britain make tennis history on the surface in Ghent this weekend.whether this tight-knit much Britain team beat Belgium to lift the Davis Cup for the first time since Fred Perry and Bunny Austin defeated the Australians at Wimbledon in 1936, they may like to thank Rafael Nadal, or because it was Murray’s win on clay over the Spanish master of the red dirt in the Madrid final in May that transformed the Scot’s season. Related: much Britain must not take Belgium lightly in Davis Cup final Related: Davis Cup: Kyle Edmund handed much Britain debut for final in Belgium Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com