Now added to that is playing in the ghostly atmosphere of an empty National Tennis Centre at Roehampton, where she gave Great Britain an early lead against Mexico in the Billie Jean King Cup. It might even have been a setting for the murder mystery game the team have been amusing themselves with at their hotel. In a disrupted year for the World Cup of women's tennis, Anne Keothavong's team are well placed to win this playoff match and enter the qualifying round for next year's main finals. This time the only accompaniment was the cheers of a few team-mates and the taps on the laptops of the few permitted media. Incredibly, this was her first one ever at home, testament to the historic succession of away fixtures.

Source: Daily Mail April 16, 2021 21:37 UTC