Tomic back from Davis Cup exile March 23, 2013 - 6:44PM Bernard Tomic has ended his feud with Davis Cup captain Pat Rafter and declared his availability for Australia's tie next month in Uzbekistan. In January, Tomic insisted he wouldn't be back until at least a September World Group playoff - if Australia made it. The 20-year-old's indifference was seemingly in retaliation to Rafter, with the backing of Tennis Australia, suspending Tomic from the first-round Asia-Oceania tie in Taiwan last month. But the world No.45 said after setting up a second-round clash with Andy Murray at the Miami Masters that he was now looking forward to returning to the Cup fold. "The Davis Cup is going to be held after this (Miami)," Tomic said. We're going to train in Munich when everyone's done here and then play against Uzbekistan. It's not going to be a pretty place but I'm looking forward to it. We have got a good team now. I think we should win and Davis Cup is back on the roll for me and I'm going to try my heart out when it comes. Tomic's return is a huge boost for Australia, a 28-times Davis Cup-winning nation which hasn't featured in the 16-team World Group since 2007. Tomic, Marinko Matosevic and long-time spearhead Lleyton Hewitt will vie for singles positions for the April 5-7 tie in Namangan.