Tennis: Ireland Davis Cup teams falls to old masters

Ireland's Davis Cup team of Scott Barron and Owen Casey has crashed out of the KPMG Senior Challenge at the Point Depot.

Thu, 22 Feb, 2001 - 16:44

Ireland's Davis Cup team of Scott Barron and Owen Casey has crashed out of the KPMG Senior Challenge at the Point Depot.

The pair were defeated 9-8 by former Wimbledon winner Pat Cash and two-time Grand Slam champion Jeremy Bates.

Cash had earlier beaten Jacob Hlasek in his round robin group B match 4-7 6-4 10-5.

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