National tennis team to Train in Lebanon

DAMASCUS, (ST)-The Tennis Federation is due to hold an-indoor camp for the national team in Lebanon.

The camp runs from 4 through 15 June.

The camp is part of the national team’s preparation for taking part in the men’s Davis Cup due to be staged in Iran in June.

 

Players from 16 nations have confirmed participation in the said event.

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