GB out of BJK Cup as Kartal & Boulter beaten by Czechs

BBC News Tuesday 22 September 2026, 14:37 UTC 1 min read

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Sonay Kartal and Katie Boulter lose their singles matches as Great Britain are beaten by a strong Czech Republic side in the Billie Jean King Cup quarter-finals.

GB (LOCATION) BJK Cup (ORG) Kartal & Boulter (ORG) Czechs Sonay Kartal (PERSON) Katie Boulter (PERSON) Great Britain (LOCATION) Czech Republic (LOCATION)

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GB out of BJK Cup as Kartal & Boulter beaten by Czechs

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