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Mtisi first partnered Courtney Lock in double rubber in which they were crushed 6 - 1 6 - 1 by Elliott Benchetrit and Younes Lalami Laaroussi in just 49 minutes.
The winner of this tie will progress to play a World Group II tie in September 2024 while Zimbabwe will compete in the regional Group III events later this year.
Zimbabwe, led by Benjamin Lock, had the worst possible start to the competition losing 2 – 1 to Namibia on the first day of the competition before making a comeback with wins over Benin and Senegal.
Zimbabwe was relegated to the less fashionable group after losing 3-2 to Uruguay in a rain-interrupted World Group II playoff tie at Harare Sports Club back in February.
The country’s number one player Benjamin Lock ensured that the hosts remained in firm contention after putting on a spirited performance to beat Uruguay’s Martin Cuevas.
The first and second singles will be played at Harare Sports Club this morning with Zimbabwe’s second seed Courtney Lock clashing with Uruguay’s top seed Martin Quevas.