Canada, Australia, Germany Dominate Davis Cup Group Stages

Canada, Australia, and Germany triumphed in their Davis Cup Finals group stage matches on Thursday, each securing 3-0 victories. Canada's Shapovalov and Auger-Aliassime led their team to victory over Finland. Australia's win was marred by Czech player Tomas Machac's injury. Germany remained undefeated against Chile.

Canada, Australia, and Germany showcased their dominance in the group stage of the Davis Cup Finals on Thursday with convincing wins. Each team secured 3-0 victories, cementing their unbeaten statuses.

In Manchester, Canada avenged last year's loss to Finland, with Denis Shapovalov and Felix Auger-Aliassime leading the charge. They concluded the tie with a strong double's performance, boosting team morale.

Australia cruised past the Czech Republic in Valencia, although Czech player Tomas Machac's injury was a low point. In Zhuhai, China, Germany swept aside Chile without dropping a set. The Netherlands also picked up a significant win against Brazil in Bologna, Italy.

(With inputs from agencies.)