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Great Britain claimed a fourth World Team Cup title since 2015 with a 2-0 win over Spain in Turkey. <\/b><\/p>\n
Gordon Reid, 32, got the defending champions off to a great start with a 6-3 6-4 victory over Daniel Caverzaschi. <\/p>\n
And Britain’s world number one Alfie Hewett, 26, came from a set down to complete the victory in Antalya with a 2-6 6-4 6-1 win against Martin de la Puente.<\/p>\n
“To get another win is a great feeling and it’s been a really good team atmosphere,” said Hewett, who recovered from a poor start to level with the only service hold of the second set before winning eight of the final nine games to clinch victory. <\/p>\n
Reid, meanwhile, broke to go 5-3 up on his way to the first set of the opening rubber, then fought back from 4-3 down in the second to seal a straight-set win.<\/p>\n
Hewett also paid tribute to team-mates Ben Bartram and Dahnon Ward, who played key roles in the group stages and semi-finals in both singles and doubles.<\/p>\n
“Ben and Dahnon played their parts and today me and Gordon were able to bring home the title,” he said. <\/p>\n
“Obviously we are delighted to get a fourth World Team Cup trophy. Playing for your country is a big deal and it’s one of the standout events in the year.”<\/p>\n
Britain’s women\u2019s team sealed fifth place after beating Colombia 2-1 on Saturday, while the quad team and junior side both finished sixth.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n