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Spain win World Team Cup
DUESSELDORF.
Germany. May 24: Emilio Sanchez had to rally from a first-set loss but teammate Sergi
Bruguera had little trouble in his match Sunday, leading Spain lo a 3-0 victory over Czechoslovakia for the ATP Tour World Team Cup. reports AP.
Sanchez topped Petr Korda 3-6. 6-2. 7-6 (6-2) in the opening singles match before Bruguera beat Karel Novacek 6-2. 6-4 to ensure the title.
Sanchez and Sergio Casal then team to beat Novacek and Cyril Suk. 1 -6. 6-4, 6-3 in the doubles to complete the victory.
"Of course I m satisfied with myself, because I played very well," said Bruguera, whose victory in the dlrs 1.4 million toufhament was his fourth straight win at the event.
"But I'm even more satisfied that our team won the World Team Cup tournament here together, because it's a team tournament," he added. \
The Spanish team takeh home dlrs 2.17,000.
Spain last won the World Team Cup in 1983. It won the
tournament in the first year of the tournament. 1978.
Czechoslovakia, which won the title In 1981 and 1987. won dlrs 1,80,000 for Its second-place finish.
In the opening match's first set, Korda pushed Sanchez to the defensive with an aggressive game and a powerful backhand to win the set after 44 minutes.
But Korda had trouble with his serve In the second set, repeatedly losing points with double faults. Sanchez persevered with strong returns and few errors to easily win the set in Just 32 minutes.
In the third set, Sanchez led with 5-1 before Korda got a break and rallied to tie the score at 5-5 and again at 6-6.
Sanchez won the tiebreak, finished with an overhead diagonal forehand after 2 hours and 10 minutes.
"I was really lucky to win this time, because I had my head down a bit after the first set and I didn't really believe I could win," Sanchez said. "But then I said to myself. I've been out here struggling for two hours. Now I have to get the points. I have to win the
tiebreak. And then I got lucky with that last shot from the comer."
Bruguera needed less Inspiration to beat the slower-moving Novacek, who had lost each of his three previous matches against Bruguera.
The Spaniard broke Nov-acek's first service in the first set and continued to dominate to win it in 33 minutes, as 7.500 spectators watched.
Novacek revived in the second set after a short pause to nurse a strained right foot and tied the score at 4-4.
Bruguera forged ahead again, and the Czech player shot his opponent's second match point right into the net to give the Spanish team this year's title.