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Wonderful Britain will face a testing time at the ATP Cup tennis championship in Australia in January, having been drawn from exactly precisely the exact same category as Roger Federer's Switzerland, and Belgium. Britain simply made it into the 24-team event by virtue of Andy Murray with his secure standing of # 2 at the world, that the Scot was given in his comeback against both hip surgeries that have kept him away the singles court for the majority of the previous two decades. However, the draw for the 12.02m, three-city ATP season-opening tournament might have been kinder for the British, probably to also feature planet No 32 Kyle Edmund. Besides drawing on Switzerland, Group C may also contain a team to add world No 14 David Goffin, together with the group yet to be determined. The draw for its 10-day long tournament, which happened in the Sydney Opera House of monday, put into groups, in addition to hosts Australia. The final five qualifying countries will be announced in mid-November. Group C and with its round robin will play games in Sydney, since is Group E, which so far includes Austria, Croatia, along with Argentina. Group A, including Novak Djokovic's Serbia, South Africa and France, will perform its opening matches as will Group F, made up of Germany, Greece, Canada and Australia. Perth will sponsor the round-robin games for Group B - Georgia, Japan, Spain and one other - and for Group D, which so far comprises the USA, Italy and Russia. All the six groups' top team, plus the two best-performing second-placed sides, will progress to be held in Sydney. Beneath the rapid format of the tournament, every tie with comprise two three-set singles matches, and also one doubles contest which will incorporate a match tie-breaker rather than a third group. Had Britain needed to rely upon Edmund's standing of 32, they would have been outsiders to its six groups and wouldn't have qualified in the 18. Murray's protected ranking comes from the place he held before both hip operations that pushed him for the previous couple of years' majority off the singles court. His current ranking is really 415, which makes him the British No 13. He returned into the singles court and will play four straight tournaments in Belgium and China beginning in Zhuhai on September 23 as he builds up his fitness and match sharpness. Read more: