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Vietnamese tennis team wins ticket to Davis Cup’s Group II

The Vietnamese tennis teams has won 2-1 over Jordan rivals in a playoff to secure a ticket to Davis Cup 2024, Asia/Oceania Zone Group II.
Vietnamese tennis team wins ticket to Davis Cup’s Group II ảnh 1The Vietnamese tennis team has won 2-1 over Jordan rivals in a playoff to secure a ticket to Davis Cup 2024, Asia/Oceania Zone Group II. (Photo: baovanhoa.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnamese tennis team has won 2-1 over Jordanrivals in a playoff to secure a ticket to Davis Cup 2024, Asia/Oceania ZoneGroup II.

The playoff between Vietnam, second place in Group A and Jordan, second placein Group B, took place in Sri Lanka on July 29.

In the group stage of Davis Cup, Asia/Oceania Zone Group III, the Vietnamesetennis team in Group A lost 0-3 to Iran in the opening match but then had twoconsecutive victories with a score of 2-1 against both Sri Lanka and SaudiArabia.

With the ticket to Davis Cup 2024, Asia/Oceania Zone Group II, the Vietnamese team surpassed itsgoal of staying in Group III./.
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