Great Britain produce brilliance in decisive doubles tie at Davis Cup, Serbia and Germany also claim victories
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The afternoon session is complete at the Davis Cup with Great Britain the story of the day so far producing when it mattered in a doubles match to move through to the Quarter-Finals in Madrid.
It was Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski that teamed up knowing that Britain would be eliminated if they lost; but a 6-1, 6-4 victory over Mikhail Kukushkin and Alexander Bublik later and they moved through.
As a result they will now face off against Germany who defeated Chile also earlier today 2-1. Kyle Edmund earlier stepped up in Andy Murray's absence; to give Britain the first point after a 6-3, 6-3 win over Kukushkin.
Despite that Dan Evans faltered against Bublik losing 5-7, 6-4, 6-1 to force the winner takes all match. Murray and Skupski used their doubles experience over their opponents though; to move through and were mobbed by their teammates in the aftermath.
Serbia also defeated France 2-1 which with them already being through meant that Argentina qualify as one of the two best second-placed teams, along with Russia to the Quarter-Finals, they start later with Australia v Canada.
Results - Davis Cup Finals 2019
Afternoon Session
Centre Court
France 1-2 Serbia
Stadium 2 -
Germany 2-1 Chile
Stadium 3 -
Great Britain 2-1 Kazakhstan
Afternoon Session
Centre Court
France 1-2 Serbia
Stadium 2 -
Germany 2-1 Chile
Stadium 3 -
Great Britain 2-1 Kazakhstan
https://twitter.com/DavisCupFinals/status/1197551582101082112?s=20

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