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- Updated: November 29, 2016
Former player Anne Keothavong is Great Britain’s new Fed Cup captain and will assume the role of senior national women’s coach, the Lawn Tennis Association have announced.
Keothavong reached a career-high singles ranking of 48 in the world in 2009 before retiring four years later.
The 33-year-old played in 44 Fed Cup rubbers during her career, winning 21 singles ties, a record only bettered by Virginia Wade.
Keothavong will commence her new role on December 1 and will work alongside women’s tennis head coach Jeremy Bates.
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