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Great Britain vs Australia Doubles Preview & Prediction | 2024 United Cup

Great Britain vs Australia Doubles Preview & Prediction | 2024 United Cup

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THE FACTS

When is Great Britain vs Australia Doubles on and what time does it start? Great Britain vs Australia Doubles will take place on Friday 29th December, 2023 – 12:00 (UK)

Where is Great Britain vs Australia Doubles taking place? Great Britain vs Australia Doubles will take place at the RAC Arena in Perth, Australia

What surface is Great Britain vs Australia Doubles being played on? Great Britain vs Australia Doubles will take place on an outdoor hard court

Where can I get tickets for Great Britain vs Australia Doubles? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Great Britain vs Australia Doubles

What channel is Great Britain vs Australia Doubles on in the UK? Great Britain vs Australia Doubles cannot be televised live in the UK

Where can I stream Great Britain vs Australia Doubles in the UK? Tennis TV subscribers can stream Great Britain vs Australia Doubles live in the UK

THE PREDICTION

It remains to be seen if Great Britain can get a point on the board from the two singles rubbers to keep this doubles clash live but every match is important at this stage of the United Cup. Team GB may well come in 0-2 down but they may have the last laugh in the doubles with talisman Dan Evans, who partnered so well with Neal Skupski at the Davis Cup last September, looking fit enough to play. Doubles number four Neal Skupski is also an excellent option, particularly as Katie Boulter is also a very strong server, but the competitive edge that Evans provides could be the key factor in seeing him preferred. Australia will have to decide between their double stalwart, Matthew Ebden, and a likely pumped Alex de Minaur but the key factor in this match could be doubles number two Storm Hunter, who finished runner-up at Wimbledon and won two Masters titles last season alongside Elise Mertens.

With so many players set to jostle for selection here it is probably worth holding off on this match until the singles results are in. Otherwise, back the likeliest pairing of Ebden and Hunter to earn at least a set to leave the victors up to chance.

TIP: AUSTRALIA TO WIN A SET