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Ghana’s Billie Jean King Cup coach Richard Ayi Dartey, has announced the squad to represent Ghana at the 2023 Billie King Cup in Nairobi, Kenya.
2023 marks the 60th edition of the International Women’s tennis team’s tournament.
The Europe/Africa Zone three group is scheduled from June 10th to 17th at the Nairobi club, Kenya.
The event will bring together 11 countries and will be split into two pools in a bid to give a chance to the African teams playing in the later rounds.
The teams coming to Nairobi include Tunisia, Morocco, Botswana, Ghana, Nigeria, Burundi, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Mauritius, Uganda and Seychelles.
Coach Richard Ayi Dartey has selected UK based Elizabeth Kapari Bagerbaseh and three local based players Sisu Tomegah, Annette Cruicshank and Yvonne Bruce Tagoe.
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