"I will do my best" - Norrie ready to lead Team Great Britain in Davis Cup

For years, Great Britain was led by Andy Murray however Cameron Norrie is ready to take over the mantle of leader.

Norrie recently has his best outing at Wimbledon reaching the semi-finals and losing to Novak Djokovic but he's ready to take over the mantle of leader for Team Great Britain in Davis Cup. He's quite excited at the prospect of it because he thinks the team is strong enough to do something concrete:

“I will go and do my best - we have a great team, Evo (Dan Evans) plays well on indoor hards. We have a tough team and we have some of the best doubles players in the world at the moment. We have good depth to the team, I am ready, it’s my favourite surface, I am as ready I can hope to be and I am looking forward to it."

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Great Britain will be playing at home in Glasgow and Norrie would hope to have him on the team as well considering they will be playing in Scotland and Murray has a lot of experience:

“I don’t know if Andy will be on the team - it hasn’t been selected yet - but hopefully he is there and he can share some wisdom. We can pick his brains on a few things, some tactics for sure, and it will be wonderful to have him there, spend another week with the team."

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Sharing final thoughts on the Davis Cup, Norrie said:

“I won’t change anything, I don’t feel any different. I like the atmosphere, I like playing for more than just yourself. You are playing for your country, which I cannot wait to do again. I am looking forward to a good crowd as well - Innsbruck last year, there wasn’t a lot going on. It wasn't a true Davis Cup feeling. I am looking forward to playing at home, playing in front of a full crowd and having my team shouting there. We can all use that to our advantage.”

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