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There is only one thing Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool have not been able to align on this year.<\/b><\/p>\n
In their first full season together, the British duo have claimed the Wimbledon men’s doubles title and secured the year-end world number one ranking.<\/p>\n
Their post-season diaries, however, are another matter.<\/p>\n
Glasspool will be marking their triumphant season with dinner at a swanky London restaurant with family, team members and sponsors.<\/p>\n
But, thanks to a pre-booked holiday in Tenerife, Cash will be forced to miss out.<\/p>\n
“Everyone will be there – apart from Jules. He’ll be on a boozy lads’ trip,” Glasspool joked.<\/p>\n
“There will be a few beers, but it’s mostly golf and padel. We will both be celebrating – just separately,” Cash laughed.<\/p>\n
The easy-going exchange demonstrates the camaraderie that has helped 29-year-old Cash and Glasspool, 32, become the best men’s team in the world.<\/p>\n
Their rise has also helped secure Britain’s place as the leading force in men’s doubles.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n