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Yoni Ehrlich Steps Down as Israeli Davis Cup Captain

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Yoni Ehrlich has stepped down as captain of the Israeli Davis Cup team by mutual agreement after 26 years of service. He previously played as a leading doubles player and holds the record for most appearances. Ehrlich and Andy Ram won the Australian Open doubles title in 2008.

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  • Yoni Ehrlich is no longer captain of the Israeli Davis Cup team.
  • The decision to part ways was made by mutual agreement.
  • Ehrlich represented Israel for 26 years as a player and captain.
  • He holds the record for the most appearances for the Israeli Davis Cup team.
  • Ehrlich and Andy Ram won the Australian Open doubles title in 2008.

The Israel Tennis Association announced that Yoni Ehrlich will no longer serve as the captain of the Israeli Davis Cup team. The decision was made by mutual agreement.

Ehrlich, who represented Israel for 26 years, initially as a leading doubles player and later as captain, holds the record for the most appearances for the national team. In 2008, Ehrlich and his partner Andy Ram won the Australian Open doubles title.

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