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Federer excited about playing in India

| | Dec 06, 2014, at 05:39 am
New Delhi, Dec 5 (IBNS): Swiss Tennis icon Roger Federer has arrived in New Delhi to play the International Tennis Premier League.

He will be playing for the Indian Aces team.

The team includes players like Sania Mirza and Ana Ivanovic.

The tournament will be played in the national capital from Dec 6-8.

"Excited to join the Indian Aces @iptl. They've been playing well so far but we've gotta keep it up!" Federer tweeted.

He had earlier tweeted: "New Delhi you have no idea how excited i am to come play in #India ." 

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