Updated On: 15 September, 2021 07:49 AM IST | Espoo (Finland) | PTI
The Indian players on Tuesday got a chance to practise on the match court, which has been laid temporarily on carpet at an ice-hockey stadium here and after the first hit, it turned out that it suits the visitors in limited yet crucial way

Rohit Rajpal
The Indian tennis squad was in for a pleasant surprise when it found out that the indoor hard court for the upcoming Davis Cup tie against Finland was not as fast as it was expected and carries low bounce.
The Indian players on Tuesday got a chance to practise on the match court, which has been laid temporarily on carpet at an ice-hockey stadium here and after the first hit, it turned out that it suits the visitors in limited yet crucial way.