David Ferrer and Juan Carlos Ferrero cruised to wins over Israeli players Friday, boosting Spain within one victory of the Davis Cup finals. Ferrer needed less than two hours in topping Harel Levy 6-1, 6-4, 6-3 and Ferrero was even more impressive in a 6-4, 6-2, 6-0 rout of Dudi Sela in putting Spain up 2-0 in the best-of-five Davis Cup series in Murcia, Spain. A win in Saturday's doubles match -- in which Spain's Feliciano Lopez and Tommy Robredo are to play Israelis Jonathan Erlich and Andy Ram -- or either of Sunday's reverse singles matches would put Spain in the Davis Cup finals for the seventh time overall and fourth time in seven years. Spain won the Davis Cup title last year.

David Ferrer will lead off for defending champion Spain in a Davis Cup semifinal against Israel this weekend on a red clay court in Murcia, Spain. Ferrer, ranked 19th in the world, goes against Israel's Harel Levy, who is ranked 140th, in the first match Friday in the best-of-five series in Murcia. World No.

Top-seeded Andy Roddick coasted into the third round of the Legg Mason Classic in Washington Wednesday with a 6-3, 6-2 decision over Benjamin Becker. Roddick, gearing up for next month's U.S.

Top-seeded Tommy Haas breezed past Jesse Levine Thursday to move into the quarterfinals of the Los Angeles Tennis Open. Haas, in action for the first time since losing to Roger Federer in the Wimbledon semifinals, recorded a 6-1, 6-3 victory that set up a quarterfinal match against eighth-seeded Marat Safin.

Rain wiped out the entire day's play Wednesday at the Indianapolis Tennis Championships. The action will resume Thursday with one first-round match still to be played -- that being between Taylor Dent and Marcos Daniel.