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Pakistans leading women players Sarah Mahboob, Sara Mansoor, Saba Aziz and Mehek Khokhar all specially came here from Islamabad and Lahore to appear in the championships. About four to five players from Karachi including Maheen Dada also participated in the... Full Article at The Nation
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In spite of a sore throat, the 18-year-old, who won both her singles matches in the United States' surprise Fed Cup victory over France at the weekend, was in sparkling form. American teenager Melanie Oudin marched into the second round of the Paris Open... Full Article at The Post Chronicle
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Russia's Svetlana Kuznetsova (R) and Alisa Kleybanova celebrate beating Serbia's Ana Ivanovic and Jelena Jankovic after their Fed Cup tennis match in Belgrade February 7, 2010. View Photo »
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It means a lot to be able to win (this match) for the U.S. because in Italy (in the 2009 Fed Cup final), I was the decisive match for Italy to win the whole Fed Cup ... It means a lot to be able to come back and do well this year.
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Despite being ranked 14 places below her Romanian opponent, the 18-year-old dominated the match to set up a second-round tie with either Patty Schnyder or seventh seed Virginie Razzano. Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova dropped just one game as she beat Iveta... Full Article at Espn.co.uk
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Wozniak says Canada is “due” to be among the major players in women’s tennis. It would be a whole lot easier on everyone, too. If the 22-year-old from Blainville, Que. , the leader of Canada’s Fed Cup team, didn’t believe it before, last week’s zonal competition... Full Article at Canada.com
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Melanie Oudin beat Julie Coin to give the Americans an unassailable lead in France on the way to a 4-1 victory, while Francesca Schiavone rallied from a set down to beat Kateryna Bondarenko and help Italy to a resounding 4-1 win against Ukraine. The Czech... Full Article at Calcutta Telegraph
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Russia's Svetlana Kuznetsova (L), who teams with Alisa Kleybanova, reacts during their Fed Cup tennis match against Serbia's Ana Ivanovic and Jelena Jankovic in Belgrade February 7, 2010. View Photo »
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If you can go out there and play like that in Fed Cup then that is a good sign
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LIEVIN, France (AP) -The United States secured a spot in the Fed Cup semifinals after teenager Melanie Oudin beat Julie Coin on Sunday to give the Americans a 3-0 lead over France. 0 VotesEnjoy this article? Help vote it up the 'Vine. You're in Easy Mode. If... Full Article at Newsvine
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The U.S. Fed Cup team will either travel to Serbia or host Russia for the World Group semifinal. The U.S. Fed Cup team last faced Russia in the 2008 World Group semifinal in Moscow where they lost 3-2 .The U.S. last faced Serbia (then Yugoslavia) in the 1983... Full Article at US Olympic Team
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It means a lot to be able to win (this match) for the U.S. because in Italy (in the 2009 Fed Cup final), I was the decisive match for Italy to win the whole Fed Cup ... It means a lot to be able to come back and do well this year.
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If you can go out there and play like that in Fed Cup then that is a good sign
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I am still chasing my first victory in Fed Cup, but I feel it will be this weekend ... I really want to taste what victory is like in the Fed Cup, the emotions you share with everyone.
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I am still chasing my first victory in Fed Cup, but I feel it will be this weekend ... I really want to taste what victory is like in the Fed Cup, the emotions you share with everyone.
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I wish Venus and Serena [Williams] would play [Fed Cup] sometimes. It would be helpful for us. They are great girls and great ambassadors and we want them to play. Just play!
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I wanted to continue and keep practising and keep the ball rolling and arrive for the Fed Cup really ready.
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I didn't speak to Billie about it (beforehand), but after we talked. We took a picture. I was excited. I said, 'I tied you.' But what an honour. Billie Jean is a really big mentor of mine. She was a Fed Cup coach at one time, which was super cool. We had so much fun.
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It is a challenge of balancing tour commitments, Grand Slams and Fed Cup. It comes down to getting the right format that works for the member nations.
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We have the Fed Cup and I'd like to see some tweaks to Fed Cup, but I think it is great and has its place in our sport. I know how important international team competition is to athlete development and in some countries it is the only tennis they have, so it is just trying to find a balance.
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After reaching the Fed Cup final in 2009, I know the team is committed to working hard again this year, starting next weekend in France
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I'm happy to bring back Melanie, whose toughness and fortitude are important attributes when playing in the Fed Cup competition
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Everyone wants to be the No.1 representing in the Fed Cup. There is a lot of competition between us.
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Why put her through the scrutiny of the Fed Cup tie when she is suffering like that?
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Logic prevailed, and the welfare of the player is more important than anything. Why put her under the scrutiny of a Fed Cup tie when she's struggling like that? I'm happy to have her back in when she's ready to be back in.
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I met with her and she just felt she probably couldn't give the performance necessary to win matches at Fed Cup level
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When you're playing Fed Cup you have a lot of support directly on the court and with you in the week prior, so that could be a really good thing for Jelena and I'm hoping it is
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Everyone's pretty emotional after they play and I'm expecting her to be part of the team - I haven't heard any differently ... It's a different dynamic in Fed Cup.
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Jelena always comes back from adversity and I'm sure this will be no different. All she needs to do is win some matches, and Fed Cup is a great support around her
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If you look where we're at in Fed Cup, we're not able to make the top 16 at the moment, and in Davis Cup, with the world group 16 countries and Asia-Oceania group one eight countries, there're 24 countries ahead of us, so I think top 32 would be a realistic aspiration for us at the moment, and a good st...
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Unfortunately for us the Fed Cup opening round was placed in between the Australian Open and a series of important tournaments in the United States
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Bimal is a great coach and his absence doesn't take away anything from the match. Yes the local advantage is there for them but my boys have regrouped after Fed Cup performance. And we will be happy either winning the match or taking back one point.
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I'm absolutely delighted to be in the squad ... It's a team event and one that is really important to me. To make my comeback from injury at the Fed Cup will be tough, but hopefully we can perform well and move GB into the World Group.
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I'm absolutely delighted to be included in the AEGON GB Fed Cup Squad
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I had three main goals in my career, becoming world number one, claiming a grand slam title and a Fed Cup. I achieved all of them
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