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24 April 2017

Shots of the day: Monte Carlo & Fed Cup

Published by Paul Moore

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The Belarus team celebrate their run to the Fed Cup final. Photo: Getty Images

From Fed Cup finalists to a record breaking run in Monte Carlo, these are the best photos of the last 24 hours in tennis.

: CoCo Vandeweghe won both her singles matches before teaming up with Mattek-Sands to win the deciding doubles rubber. Photo: Getty Images

: Katerina Siniakova lost her rubber against Coco Vandeweghe. Photo: Getty Images

: CoCo Vandeweghe won all three matches she played in the tie. Photo: Getty Images

: The US team downed holders Czech Republic to book a spot in the Fed Cup final. Photo: Getty Images

: Belarus secured their spot in the final with a 3-1 win over a strong Swiss side. Photo: Getty Images

: Viktorija Golubic struggled during her rubber against Belarus. Photo: Getty Images

: Aryna Sabalenka celebrates her victory with Aliaksandra Sasnovich. Photo: Getty Images

: Everybody clap… France secured the win in a hotly contested World Group playoff match with Spain. Photo: Getty Images

: Kristina Mladenovic helped fire the French to the victory. Photo: Getty Images

: Rafa Nadal became the first man in the Open Era to win ten times at the same tournament. Photo: Getty Images

: That winning feeling. Photo: Getty Images

: Albert Ramos-Vinolas will make his debut in the world’s Top 20 thanks to his run to the Monte Carlo final. Photo: Getty Images

: Nadal secured his 50th clay court title, passing Guillermo Vilas’ to take the all-time lead. Photo: Getty Images

: Nadal was rarely troubled during the final, securing a comfortable 6-1 6-3 win over Ramos-Vinolas. Photo: Getty Images

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