Murray leads British charge in Davis Cup final

Andy Murray will lead Britain's bid for a first Davis Cup win since 1936 in Belgium later this month, with James Ward and Kyle Edmund in contention for the second singles spot.

Murray, 28, has won all eight of his rubbers this year - six singles and two doubles - en route to Britain's first final since 1978, defeating the US, France and Australia.

But the Scot's preparations for the Nov 27-29 final on a specially laid slow clay court in Ghent have been hampered by his obligations to play in this week's ATP World Tour finals on a hard court in London.