Davis Cup 2022: Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime and Norway star Casper Ruud shine, Uzbekistan stun Japan

A busy day of Davis Cup action saw eliminations, advancements, expected results and shock upsets. Felix Auger-Aliassime secured Canada's place in the knock-out rounds with a strong performance, beating Miomir Kecmanovic 6-3 6-4. Ad Despite FAA's win, Canada lost the tie and top spot in the group when Vasek Pospisil retired hurt from the doubles after just three games against Serbia’s Kecmanovic and Filip Krajinovic.

Laver CupWho is playing at Laver Cup 2022? Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, Murray all starringYESTERDAY AT 11:26 After his retirement, Pospisil admitted that the week had taken its toll. He said: «Definitely pushed the body to the limit in both days that I played. According to preliminary tests, I will probably have to take several weeks off.

It's a reality. It's unfortunate. »But we qualified, so it's amazing.

It's a great week for the team and for me and for everyone involved. It's an amazing memory. For myself, I just hope I can recover as quickly as possible and be ready for the Tour and be ready for Malaga.” Uzbekistan pulled off a major upset, beating Japan as Sergey Fomen won his singles match, while Sanjar Fayziev and Denis Istomin took out the doubles.

Croatia beat Argentina 3-0, with world No. 164 Borna Gojo upsetting No. 37 Sebastian Baez in three sets.

Borna Coric kept the party going with a win over Francisco Cerundolo. Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic made it a clean sweep for Croatia with a doubles win over Maximo Gonzalez and Horacio Zeballos. Great Britain suffer Davis Cup heartbreak in Netherlands defeat Tim Henman calls retiring Roger Federer «irreplaceable» Andy Murray hoping for chance to team up with Federer at Laver Cup The win over Argentina puts Croatia on track for the final eight, but they