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Martin
Lee became the first British male player since Tim Henman
and Greg Rusedski to make the top 100.
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Andrew
Richardson won his 1997 Davis Cup debut over Byron Black
- world number 30 at the time - reported by the media as
‘probably the best debut in British history’. Went on to
reach 3rd round of Wimbledon 1997.
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Arvind
Parmar qualified for Wimbledon 1999 and went on to beat
Albert Costa, world number 16, in a major upset before
losing to Greg Rusedski in the 2nd round. He also
beat Cedric Pioline, former Wimbledon Finalist and world
number 12 at the time.
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Barry
Cowan qualified for 2000 US Open, was selected to
represent Great Britain at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and
played the epic Pete Sampras match at Wimbledon in 2001.
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Miles
MacLagan won the Bronx Challenger and had match points
over Boris Becker at Wimbledon 1999.
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Chris
Haggard been as high as world number 3 in the Champions
Race in doubles (May 2003) following the 2002 Australian
Open semi-final appearance and winning the ATP event in
Doha. A top 50 doubles player since 1996. Highest ranking 19
(Sept 2003)
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Gabi
Coorengel and Amy Van Buuren were both 105 in
doubles (2nd round French Open and Wimbledon 1991) and
played in every Grand Slam apart from Australian open.
