“I want to play tennis, I had too many problems with my wrist a few years ago and now I have a chance to play here in New York. Shinji Okazaki was adamant that Japan would not take Saudi Arabia lightly. I am close,” smiled Del Potro, following a clinical 6-3 6-3 6-4 victory over 11th-seeded Spaniard Roberto Bautista Agut on Saturday. me – in the recent past and are looking a more settled side than Australia at the moment. “Hehas everything to win the match,” said the 24th- seeded Argentine. But he quickly made a successful comeback against Jessie Vargas in November, saying he still felt like a youngster. Australia’s fate continues to rest in the hands of the Japanese. The most intriguing clash, however, may be the last of the women’s matches with Wimbledon champion and third seed Muguruza facing double Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova. Warwickshire skipper Grant Elliot after winning the toss invited the Nottinghamshire side to bat first. Pat Cummins is expected to lead the attack once again.