British player set to end two-year absence from Davis Cup
Alex Bogdanovic has been recalled to the Great Britain Davis Cup team after a two-year exile.
The 26-year-old has not represented his country in the competition since being dropped for a tie against Ukraine at the start of 2009.
He made himself unavailable for the tie against Turkey last year, stating that he wanted to focus on improving his world ranking.
However, Bogdanovic has now seemingly changed his mind and is set to play in the Europe/Africa Zone Group II tie against Tunisia in March.
Andy Murray is once again absent, meaning James Ward, Jamie Baker, Jamie Murray and Colin Fleming complete the five-man squad for clash in Bolton.
Fleming has been split from regular doubles partner Ross Hutchins by the selection while Ken Skupski, who claimed a doubles title in Marseille over the weekend, misses out.
The 26-year-old has not represented his country in the competition since being dropped for a tie against Ukraine at the start of 2009.
He made himself unavailable for the tie against Turkey last year, stating that he wanted to focus on improving his world ranking.
However, Bogdanovic has now seemingly changed his mind and is set to play in the Europe/Africa Zone Group II tie against Tunisia in March.
Andy Murray is once again absent, meaning James Ward, Jamie Baker, Jamie Murray and Colin Fleming complete the five-man squad for clash in Bolton.
Fleming has been split from regular doubles partner Ross Hutchins by the selection while Ken Skupski, who claimed a doubles title in Marseille over the weekend, misses out.
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