Billy Harris achieved a significant milestone by winning on his Davis Cup debut, leading Great Britain to a 2-0 victory over Finland in Manchester. He secured the match with a 6-4, 7-6 (7-4) win against Otto Virtanen, showcasing composure under pressure and solidifying his place in the team following Dan Evans' earlier victory over Eero Vasa. This match marks a pivotal moment in Harris's career, which has seen a gradual ascent from lower rankings to his current position at 101. Great Britain played without top player Jack Draper, who was rested after his recent US Open semi-final run. The team's success is crucial for their aim to qualify for the finals in Malaga later this year. Harris's performance reflects his hard work and dedication, contrasting with his earlier struggles of living out of a van as he pursued his tennis career.