Hey hey, no need to kid - but at least Britain's lower-ranked tennis players can keep the ball in play for longer than Ketola (about 2 or 3 shots longer, mind you

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In fact, Britain and Finland seem to be on something of a par in terms of tennis ability - around a decade ago they kept meeting in Davis Cup relegation/qualifying ties, although I'm proud to say that whether home or away, we won every time.
Mind you, beating Finland wasn't exactly a great testament to our tennis skills back then; equally, we gained little comfort from thrashing the illustrious nation of Monaco 5-0 in 1995, winning 13 consecutive sets, since (with apologies to Prince Albert) it's not the greatest of tennis nations, is it?
Mind you, when a British team loses to Romania on grass because one of their leading players throws away a 6-0, 6-3, 5-1 lead in the opening match to lose in five sets, and when that team also loses to Ecuador on grass because their second player throws away a 6-4, 6-3 lead in the deciding rubber to lose in five sets, we have to take everything we can get.
