After a perfect move that already determined its presence in the November playoff for promotion to the World Group, the national team stumbled against the local team, which also triumphed.
The Argentina team for Billie Jean King Women’s Tennis Cup lost this Saturday 2-1 with Colombia in Bogotá in the last match of the period I qualified for the November playoffs, for a pass to the World Group. With this result, his executioner now he kept another ticket from the American Zoneleaving Venezuela and Chile behind despite winning their last series against Ecuador and Peru, respectively.
The albiceleste group led by Mercedes Paz qualified for the next opportunity for the fourth consecutive year, has already achieved the goal after win this week in their first four series 2-1 against Peru, and 3-0 against Ecuador, Venezuela and Chile. After today’s close, Cafeteras finished in first place with four wins, the same as Argentina, while Venezuela and Chile added three wins, Ecuador one and Peru lost all their series.
The progress of the defeat against Colombia
In the first singleYuliana Lizarazo beat Martina Capurro 6-3 and 6-4, but the Argentines achieved parity with Julia Riera won 6-1 and 6-2 against María Paulina Pérez. However, referring to the doubles, the hosts celebrated the doubles duel where Lizarazo and Pérez beat Riera and Julieta Estable 5-7, 6-2 and 10-7 in one hour and 37 minutes.
How the World Group search path continues
Argentina the promotion will be tested the week of November 11 against a rival that will meet at the end of April, along with seven other teams from other areas (one more from the Americas, two from Asia and Oceania and four from Europe and Africa) and eight other losers team from the qualifying phase of the World Group debated this week. The match will be the best of five games.
Source: Tycsports
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