Davis Cup
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The Swiss team are met with enthusiastic tennis fans in Lausanne after defeating France 3-1 in the Davis Cup final
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There were tears of joy, not recrimination for Roger Federer as he beat Richard Gasquet 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 to seal Davis Cup glory for Switzerland against France
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The pairing of Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka gave Switzerland a 2-1 lead in the Davis Cup final when they beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Richard Gasquet 6-3, 7-5, 6-4
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France fought back to end day one of the Davis Cup final on level terms with Switzerland after Gaël Monfils beat Roger Federer in straight sets
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The Swiss pair spoke after Federer’s wife interrupted their match at the ATP World Tour Finals and both are happy the incident is behind them
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Roger Federer has moved to defuse his reported row with his compatriot Stan Wawrinka before Switzerland’s Davis Cup final showdown with France
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Roger Federer was optimistic he will be fit for the Davis Cup final after his dramatic withdrawal from the ATP World Tour Finals
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The world No6 is looking forward to World Group match against the US and a victory would set up a quarter-final against France or Germany
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The appointment of Gala León as Spain’s first female Davis Cup captain has been given a lukewarm response by Rafael Nadal’s coach and uncle
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Andy Murray has confirmed he will play for Great Britain in the Davis Cup match against the United States next March whatever the outcome of the Scottish independence referendum
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Owen Gibson: While sport comes some way down the list of concerns facing an independent Scotland, the consequences could be profound
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Australia will fight it out against the Davis Cup elite in 2015 after taking an unassailable 3-0 lead in the World Group play-off against Uzbekistan
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Nick Kyrgios has given Australia a winning start to their Davis Cup World Group play-off against Uzbekistan with victory over Denis Istomin
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Novak Djokovic has pulled out of this week’s Davis Cup play-off against India because of fatigue and family commitments
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More hip problems cause Tomic to pull out of his second-round match against David Ferrer
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The British No2 said that Slovenia’s Aljaz Bedene should not play for Great Britain even if he gets citizenship
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Kevin Mitchell: Andy Murray will take a break after his Davis Cup exertions and then put in sustained practice for the clay-court season
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Great Britain's Andy Murray and James Ward lost their final singles rubbers in Naples as Italy progressed to the Davis Cup semi-finals with a 3-2 victory
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This image of Tennis Club Napoli, the venue for Great Britain's Davis Cup match with Italy, beautifully contrasts the court with the city behind and blue sky above to create an arresting image
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Great Britain claimed a 2-1 lead over Italy in their Davis Cup quarter-final, after the pairing of Andy Murray and Colin Fleming beat Fabio Fognini and Simone Bolelli
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A struggling Andy Murray, still recovering from a virus, was a set up and 5-5 against Andreas Seppi when play was halted in the Davis Cup tie in Naples
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Fabio Fognini beat James Ward 6-4, 2-6, 6-4, 6-1 to secure a 1-0 lead for Italy in the Davis Cup quarter-final against Great Britain
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Wimbledon champion Andy Murray is on course to face Italy's Andreas Seppi in the Davis Cup quarter-final in Naples
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Andy Murray's preparation for Great Britain's Davis Cup meeting with Italy have been disrupted after the world No8 developed a stomach bug
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Italy's leading player, Fabio Fognini, is set to play in Naples against Great Britain despite a muscle injury that could leave him vulnerable
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Britain's Dan Evans has challenged Great Britain's Davis Cup captain Leon Smith to prefer him to James Ward against Italy in Naples
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Andy Murray is, as ever, crucial to Great Britain's chances against Italy in the Davis Cup quarter-final
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Ross Hutchins could play in Great Britain's Davis Cup quarter-final after being named as a reserve for next week's tie with Italy in Naples
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Kevin Mitchell: The unpredictable 23-year-old has been selected to play Italy in the World Group quarter-finals
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Great Britain's first Davis Cup quarter-final for 28 years will be on clay against Italy at Tennis Club Napoli
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Great Britain reached their first quarter-final for 28 years and Andy Murray thinks they can go on and win the Davis Cup
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Andy Murray defeated Sam Querrey of the United States to send Great Britain through to the quarter-finals of the Davis Cup for the first time in 28 years
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France complete 5-0 thrashing with straight-sets defeats for Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios in the reverse singles
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Davis Cup: Murray to face Sam Querry in final day singles after US doubles pair claim day two victory
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Sportblog Roger Federer’s back problem leaves Davis Cup final on knife edge