The Central Asian team has announced the list of tennis players who will be measured at La Serena against Nicolás Massú’s team. Two of them are entered in the Challenger de Concepción.
Days after Chile announced their roster for the memorable Davis Cup qualifiers duel, Kazakhstan announced the roster of figures who will face Nicolás Massú’s side at La Serena on February 4-5.
Captain Yurij Schukin has named his best contingent, led by the talented Alexander Bublik (37th), Timofey Skatov (142nd), Mikhail Kukushkin (188º), Alexander Nedovyesov (50º double) and Andrei Golubev (47th in doubles).
Of this group, Skatov and Kukushkin appear rated in the Challenger of Concepción between January 23 and 29, a contest that will serve as an adaptation to the clay that they will find at the Trentino Club of the Fourth Region.
The Central Asian team just lost to Great Britain, so they will play this round qualifying for the Davis Cup final, a case Chile hasn’t been in since 2019, when they said goodbye in the group stage after losing to Germany and Argentina. . While the national cast has just surpassed itself during a visit to Peru.
For the first time in a long time, Chile will present themselves with their five best figures in the ranking, since Massú summoned christian garin (85º), Alejandro Tabilo (100º), Nicolas Jarry (152nd), Tomas Barrios (230º) and Gonzalo the ma (261st).
Among them, Garin will return to the team after a year and a half and play in the country for the first time since 2016, while Tabilo and Barrios are recovering from back and knee injuries respectively, while Lama plans to return to the circuit in the coming weeks after overcoming health issues.
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