French captain Noah selects Gasquet over Mahut for Davis Cup last

LILLE, France (AP) — France captain Yannick Noah surprisingly cut Nicolas Mahut from his squad to face Belgium in the Davis Cup last this weekend, & declined to elaborate on his decision. Noah, who has captained France to victory twice, instead involved Richard Gasquet in his 4-Person team at Thursday's draw. They later joined their France teammates for a Davis Cup training camp. "The premier time I played for France in Davis Cup it was versus a better pair in the world. De Loore has been participate in 2 crucial 5-Determine Davis Cup doubles victories for Belgium over the past 2 years, versus Germany this year & Brazil in the 2016 World Group playoffs.

France down Benneteau, Mahut for Davis Cup last

France down Benneteau, Mahut for Davis Cup final23 November 2017, 13:54TweetDoubles experts Nicolas Mahut & Julien Benneteau were omitted from the France team to play Belgium in the Davis Cup final starting on Friday. In Thursday's draw, captain Yannick Noah named Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Lucas Pouille, Richard Gasquet & Pierre-Hugues Herbert for the 3-day event in Lille. Mahut, who has taken portion in 5 of 6 ties ever ever Noah became captain in 2016, & Benneteau had trained together this 7 days. Tsonga going to then take on Darcis before Gasquet & Herbert face Bemelmans & Loore in the doubles. Belgium have never won the title When France claimed the final of their 9 wins in 2001.

Tennis: final-minute tinkering for Davis Cup captains ahead of France v Belgium final

as informed in Paris (AFP) - France & Belgium reached the Davis Cup last by quite different routes, however both captains face similar decisions ahead of the draw at noon on Thursday (Nov 23) in Lille. "France are Apparently the favourites because they're playing at house, have won the Davis Cup various times before & have a soconsistent team by sogood players," Goffin told AFP. The Belgians are trying to beat their premier Davis Cup title. "It's difficulty to know what is going on inside the team," said Patrice Hagelauer, who once coached Noah & too the French Davis Cup team. He said which Cedric Pioline, a previous French Davis Cup player, had "too asked Noah to allow him have some quiet moments".

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