Summary

  • Click 'watch live' for TV coverage of the Davis Cup qualifier between Great Britain and Ecuador at London's Copper Box Arena

  • GB qualify for November's Finals after taking unassailable lead

  • Harry Wendelken wins on Davis Cup debut, beating Angel Veliz 6-2 6-3

  • Earlier Henry Patten and Neal Skupski defeat Gonzalo Escobar and Diego Hidalgo 6-3 6-4

  1. Got a burning question?published at 07:33 BST 20 September

    Ask Me Anything

    Whatever you want explaining our team at Ask Me Anything have the answers!

    They can call upon a network of contacts including our experts and pundits with no sport off limits and no question too big or too small.

    Open the contact form here and fire away!

    Ask Me AnythingImage source, BBC Sport
  2. What is the format for the Davis Cup?published at 07:33 BST 20 September

    Davis Cup trophyImage source, Getty Images

    On Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 September, Great Britain will take on Ecuador in a Davis Cup second round qualifier at the Copper Box Arena in London.

    The format of the tie is a best-of-five series, starting with two singles matches taking place on Saturday.

    Sunday's action starts with the doubles, followed by another singles match. Should a deciding match be needed, another singles tie will take place.

    The Davis Cup Finals will take place in Bologna, Italy in November.

  3. How to watch the Davis Cuppublished at 07:33 BST 20 September

    All times in BST and subject to change

    BBC iPlayer

    Sunday 20th September (12:00-18:00)

    Coverage of day two of Great Britain v Ecuador available on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.

  4. Samuel to make Davis Cup debut after 'surreal' yearpublished at 07:33 BST 20 September

    BBC Sport

    GB's Toby Samuel celebrates winning a point at the US OpenImage source, Getty Images

    Toby Samuel says it was "one of the best moments in my life" when he was selected in Great Britain's Davis Cup team to face Ecuador this weekend after a breakthrough year.

    The 23-year-old was handed his maiden Davis Cup call-up after a rapid rise over the past 12 months, climbing into the top 100 in the world rankings and making his debut in three Grand Slams.

    "It's surreal being in this position now from where I was eight, nine months ago, [when I was] hopefully trying to play some Challengers, and now I'm sat here ready to play the Davis Cup - it's crazy," he told BBC Points West.

    Samuel joins Arthur Fery, Cameron Norrie, Henry Patten and Lloyd Glasspool in the squad to face Ecuador at London's Copper Box arena.

    Read the full article here.