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India’s Nagal ready to face Korea’s Chung on slow court

The hosts are also banking on the slow Seoul conditions, though Kwon said he is accustomed to adapting to different playing surfaces.

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Sumit Nagal

Sumit Nagal

India's top singles player Sumit Nagal on Thursday said the Davis Cup qualifier against Korea here could come down to sheer desire as the slow court is expected to get even tougher as the day progresses. Nagal will face Korean tennis great Hyeon Chung in the second singles rubber on Friday, after Dhakshineswar Suresh opens the tie against Korea's top-ranked player Kwon Soon-woo.

Nagal is expecting a demanding battle against Chung, whom he has known for years and even partnered in doubles. "Individual results do not matter in the Davis Cup. At home he will come with his best. He's a great player, I have grown up watching him, I have practised with him a lot of times and have even played doubles alongside him. There will be good points," Nagal said after the draw ceremony.

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