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Lleyton Hewitt’s Davis Cup crew, in-built his personal battling picture, have “fought their guts out” from the brink of elimination to maintain their hopes alive with a 2-1 comeback conquer France in Manchester.
Not for the primary time, their last-ditch saviours had been Alex de Minaur, who prevailed in his must-win singles towards Ugo Humbert, and the doubles maestros Matt Ebden and Max Purcell, who gained for the second day operating in a vital remaining rubber.
Their triumph on Thursday (Friday AEST) on the AO Arena ensures the Australians now have greater than a combating probability of constructing the finals in Malaga once more in November.
“Alex went out there and knew he had to get the job done and he was a soldier,” stated Ebden. “We were then just grateful to have a chance to save the day in a super important one, a must-win one.
“We were super confident together, we believe in ourselves incredibly and we believe in this team, its fighting spirit. We came close last year and we want to do better this year.
