I'm still learning the particulars of davis cup, so it took me a little while to find this on their website plus the following sportsnews article:
". . . Britain
must now win both of today's singles matches if they are to avoid relegation to Group Two of the Europe Africa Zone,
effectively the Davis Cup's third division, alongside the likes of Monaco, Lithuania and Ireland. Britain having last played at that level 13 years ago, it is a sorry state of affairs given the millions that flow into the game here every year from Wimbledon and from the Lawn Tennis Association's £25m partnership deal with the financial services company Aegon.
Presuming he is fit to play, Murray will today face Jerzy Janowicz, the world No 261, while Dan Evans, who is making his Davis Cup debut, faces Michal Przysiezny. At No 678 Przysiezny is ranked 376 places above the 19-year-old from Birmingham, but on the evidence of their performances on the opening day - the Pole giving Murray a decent match and the Briton losing in straight sets to Janowicz - it would be hard to fancy the home team's chances.
Murray, who has been troubled by the wrist injury . . ."
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/tennis/murrays-wrist-gamble-fails-to-break-poland-1790386.html
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Obviously, GBR is much smaller than USA, but did not avoid going down to Group Two because of Evans loss in the reverse singles. sooooooo........... Where are Great Britain's John Isner, Sam Querrey? iow up and comers?