Rains have mercy on Friday on Davis Cup that is going to kick-start in humid Chandigarh with the Indian side facing South Korea. According to Hindustan Times, the rains have finally stopped, paving way for the Sun to suck the moisture away, leaving a breeze in the very humid city. Not completely dry grounds yet, Rohan Bapanna made a face when his ball didn't bound back as he expected it too. He hoped that the ground will be dry enough on Saturday when he has a match. It had been continuously raining in the city for the last few days till Thursday morning, leaving the tennis grass courts of Chandigarh Club, where Davis Cup Asia-Oceania Group-I is going to take place starting Friday, wet.

Source: dna July 15, 2016 09:10 UTC