Australia is on the cusp of place in the Davis Cup final after knocking over Czechia with a spirited comeback. The thing is, you might not have heard about it. It's among the oldest trophies in sport, but Davis Cup has been diminished through changes in format and changing player priority. With Novak Djokovic spruiking its relevance and calling for an overhaul, the event could be seeing a resurgence. Today, Roger Rasheed speaks with Patrick Stack about how the competition lost its lustre and how it might be on the way to getting it back. Featured: Roger Rasheed, former elite tennis coach and broadcaster.

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