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KARACHI: Following up on its vow, Pakistan has filed an appeal with the International Tennis Federation, challenging the ITF's decision to shift the Davis Cup Asia-Oceania Group-I tie against India to a neutral venue.

The Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) president Salim Saifullah told PTI on Sunday that a formal appeal has been filed with the international body and they were expecting a "positive" response by November 15.

Where Saifullah gets his confidence from is debatable because thus far ITF's actions on the matter have favoured India. 

Sep 14, 2019 13:09
NEW DELHI: India’s Davis Cup tie against Pakistan has now been rescheduled to take place in Islamabad on either November 29 and 30, or November 30 and December 1. The two-day Asia/Oceania Group 1 match-up will be subject to another security review before the tie, the All India Tennis Association (AITA) announed on Friday.
Aug 05, 2019 17:08
NEW DELHI: Pakistan Tennis Federation president Salim Saifullah Khan has assured the Indian team a "very safe and secure environment" as the strife-torn country prepares to host the upcoming Asia-Oceania Group I playoff tie at Islamabad. The Davis Cup encounter will mark the first instance of an Indian Davis Cup team traveling to Pakistan since 1964 (India had won that tie 4-0).
Aug 03, 2019 16:08
MUMBAI: The All India Tennis Association has started the visa process for the upcoming Asia-Oceania Group I playoff tie at Islamabad after AITA received an invitation letter from the Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) earlier this week. “We got the invitation letter from PTF three days ago so we have started the visa process from our end,” a senior AITA official told New Indian Express.
Jul 26, 2019 16:07
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) has said that it is all set to host Indian tennis team for the Davis Cup Asia-Oceania Group-I tie after a gap of 55 years. India has furnished details of their squad, elevating Mahesh Bhupathi as the non-playing captain of the squad finalised for the fixture.
Jun 27, 2019 16:06
NEW DELHI: An Indian Davis Cup team is set to travel to Pakistan after 55 years, with All India Tennis Association indicating that the Central government will allow the team to travel to the "enemy country" to compete in the tie scheduled to be held in Karachi in September. No Indian Davis Cup squad has travelled to Pakistan since March 1964 and in that tie, held in Lahore, India had won 4-0.