Here are some highlights from the men’s Indian Wells draw.

Argentina’s David Nalbandian was first thought too injured to participate in the Stockholm tie, but after a successful insertion in the Saturday doubles, Nalbandian played the hero in the fifth and deciding singles match, defeating Sweden’s Andreas Vinciguerra to put Argentina into the Davis Cup quarterfinals. Swede Robin Soderling forced a fifth match by defeating Argentina’s Leonardo Mayer in straight sets in the first Sunday singles. Argentina will travel to Russia for the quarterfinal encounter.

Andy Roddick expressed his interest in one day being captain of the U.S. Davis Cup team.

Sean Randall makes his pick for the 2010 Davis Cup.

Despite the controversies and suggestions about changing Davis Cup, I’ve always enjoyed the unique features Davis Cup brings to tennis.

Novak Djokovic started his press conference with that classic line before he was even asked any questions.

“It took a lot of energy for me,” Djokovic said. “Stopping and playing, and coming back and then again stopping the match last night because of the rain. If we continued last night I think I had much better chance to get the job done in two sets. I felt really good on the court, hitting the ball and feeling relaxed.”

Rain has halted the Dubai final and the Delray semifinal.

Andy Murray is under fire for his words and performance in Dubai.

A month ago the Dubai tennis event looked like it had another incredible field of players.