<p>Bhupathi said he will be playing with Paes in the season-ending tournament in London from November 20.<br /><br />“I am going to play with him in London. I have just come from Pune and have not read any report (about the split),” Bhupathi told reporters in Mumbai.<br /><br />They had qualified for the finale as a team but the question is about their pairing for the next season and also for the Davis Cup and Olympics, which could be their last.<br /><br />Media reports said the two veterans were looking to play with younger partners in 2012 with Bhupathi pairing with Davis Cup team-mate Rohan Bopanna. Paes and Bhupathi receive funding from the government for preparing for the Olympics but their selection depends on their rankings. <br /><br />According to rules, the top-10 players in rankings (as on June 11, 2012) get a direct entry and a direct entry player can partner any player (who has an international ranking) for the doubles event.<br /><br />AITA Secretary-General Anil Khanna said as far as Davis Cup and Olympics were concerned, AITA selection committee will decide which pair will take the field.<br /><br />“At present, all three -- Paes, Bhupathi and Rohan -- are in top-10. Let’s see what’s the situation is in June. We can actually send two pairs but that will be decided by our selection committee,” Khanna said.</p>
<p>Bhupathi said he will be playing with Paes in the season-ending tournament in London from November 20.<br /><br />“I am going to play with him in London. I have just come from Pune and have not read any report (about the split),” Bhupathi told reporters in Mumbai.<br /><br />They had qualified for the finale as a team but the question is about their pairing for the next season and also for the Davis Cup and Olympics, which could be their last.<br /><br />Media reports said the two veterans were looking to play with younger partners in 2012 with Bhupathi pairing with Davis Cup team-mate Rohan Bopanna. Paes and Bhupathi receive funding from the government for preparing for the Olympics but their selection depends on their rankings. <br /><br />According to rules, the top-10 players in rankings (as on June 11, 2012) get a direct entry and a direct entry player can partner any player (who has an international ranking) for the doubles event.<br /><br />AITA Secretary-General Anil Khanna said as far as Davis Cup and Olympics were concerned, AITA selection committee will decide which pair will take the field.<br /><br />“At present, all three -- Paes, Bhupathi and Rohan -- are in top-10. Let’s see what’s the situation is in June. We can actually send two pairs but that will be decided by our selection committee,” Khanna said.</p>