San Marino representative Domenico Vicini became the first player in Davis Cup history to play 100 matches.
The San Marino player, who turns 51 in September, played a doubles match with 17-year-old Simone De Luigi against Iceland in the European Group 4 match.
“It’s a big achievement for me. It was a long journey, but from the start I was able to go to many places and see so many things,” Vicini said.
Three years ago, Vicini set the Davis Cup record as the oldest player to win a singles match. Then the tennis player was 47 years and 318 days old.
Vicini made his Davis Cup debut with San Marino in 1993.
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