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Barbados reclaimed their place in the Davis Cup World Group 2 after defeating Pacific Oceania 3-2 in their World Group 2 playoff tie yesterday at the National Tennis Centre in Wildey. Twenty-year-old Kaipo Marshall was entrusted with salvaging the tie for the hosts after Pacific Oceania’s doubles victory earlier in the day. Marshall defeated Clement Mainguy 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 after losing his opening match with their number one Colin Sinclair …
Barbados and Pacific Oceania split the opening singles matches in their Davis Cup World Group II play-off tie at the National Tennis Centre in Wildey on Friday. National No.1 seed Darian King notched a 6-4, 6-0 win over Pacific Oceania’s number two seed Clement Mainguy. Local number two Kaipo Marshall was defeated by the visitor’s number one seed Colin Sinclair 6-2, 6-1. Yesterday’s singles were played under best-of-three sets rules …
Darian King expectedly won his opening match and while Barbados had hoped to take a 2-0 lead going into the second and final day of competition tomorrow in the Davis Cup World Group ll playoff, it just wasn’t meant to be.It means everything now rests on the line going into the second and final day of competition tomorrow Saturday at the National Tennis Centre in Wildey.With the score locked at 1-1 in the three-best-of-five tie, the winner of tomorrow’s crucial first match, the doubles, will hold a significant advantage with only the reverse singles remaining.There was never any doubt King ...