Spain will not miss its appointment in the final round of the Billie Jean King Cup. Despite the well-known absence of Paula Badosa and Garbiñe Muguruza, the group led by Anabel Medina beat the Netherlands on fast track (0-3) in a tie Sara Sorribes signed this Saturday with him victory over Arantxa Rus by 6-0, 6-4.
The player from Castellón, who had just beaten Lesley Pattinama 6-4 and 6-3 on the first day, faced Dutch number 1, to whom he clarified at the outset that he would not give any option.
Solid in serving and stubborn from behind the court, the Spaniard went to Julián Alonso’s disciple, who couldn’t find a way to score more than two consecutive points.
10-0 on involuntary mistakes sums up perfectly. a first set that Sorribes recorded 6-0 in just half an hour.
The second set is more equal. Rus was able to cool his nerves and was able to equalize the forces with a Sorribes still not lifting his foot from the accelerator. At 3-2 the sentence seemed to come when the Spaniard achieved a break (4-2) that seemed certain, but the Dutch pulled in resources to restore the break and equalize the score at 4.
It is a mirage. Sorribes came back to put in another gear to be 5-4 and put it all on his rival, who couldn’t cope with the situation and ended up delivering the set, fight and tie.
In this way, Spain joined Kazakhstan, Poland and Italywho also sealed their ticket after closing out their qualifiers against Germany, Romania and France respectively and will play in the 2022 Billie Jean King Cup Finals scheduled for November 8-13 in a place to be specified.
Switzerland as a finalist last year Australia as the best semifinalist after Russia’s disqualification, including Belgium and Slovakiain addition to a selection that will attend as a guest and have not yet been identified, they also have a secure passport.
Qualification Results
Netherlands-Spain 0-3
Kazakhstan-Germany 3-0
Poland-Romania 3-0
Italy- France 3-0
United States-Ukraine 2-0
Czech Republic-Great Britain 2-1
Canada-Latvia 2-0
Source: La Verdad
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