Bosnia and Herzegovina Billie Jean King Cup team

Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Captain	Vojin Šukalo
ITF ranking	64 8 (24 July 2017)
First year	1997
Years played	21
Ties played (W–L)	83 (43–40)
Best finish	Zonal Group I RR
Most total wins	Mervana Jugić-Salkić (33–18)
Most singles wins	Mervana Jugić-Salkić (25–10)
Most doubles wins	Nadina Šećerbegović (8-1); Mervana Jugić-Salkić (8–8)
Best doubles team	Selma Babić /; Nadina Šećerbegović (6-1)
Most ties played	Mervana Jugić-Salkić (35)
Most years played	Mervana Jugić-Salkić ; Anita Husarić(9)

Last updated May 08, 2023

The Bosnia and Herzegovina Billie Jean King Cup team represents Bosnia and Herzegovina in Billie Jean King Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Tennis Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina. They currently compete in the Europe/Africa Zone of Group I.

History

Bosnia and Herzegovina competed in its first Billie Jean King Cup in 1997. Their best result was reaching Group I in 2002. Prior to 1992, Bosnian players represented Yugoslavia.

Current team (2017)

Results and schedule

1997–1999

Year	Competition	Date	Surface	Location	Opponent	Score	Result
1997	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	5 May	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Norway	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	6 May	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Turkey	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	7 May	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Portugal	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	8 May	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Ethiopia	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	9 May	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	San Marino	3 – 0	Won
1998	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group D	5 May	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Ireland	2 – 1	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group D	6 May	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Georgia	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group D	7 May	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Estonia	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group D	8 May	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Iceland	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group D	9 May	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Moldova	1 – 2	Lost
1999	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group A	26 April	Clay	Murcia, Spain	Botswana	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group A	27 April	Clay	Murcia, Spain	Egypt	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group A	28 April	Clay	Murcia, Spain	Madagascar	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group A	30 April	Clay	Murcia, Spain	Hungary	0 – 3	Lost

2000–2009

Year	Competition	Date	Surface	Location	Opponent	Score	Result
2000	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	28 March	Clay	Estoril, Portugal	Iceland	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	29 March	Clay	Estoril, Portugal	Tunisia	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	30 March	Clay	Estoril, Portugal	Botswana	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	31 March	Clay	Estoril, Portugal	Denmark	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	1 April	Clay	Estoril, Portugal	Liechtenstein	1 – 0	Won
2001	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	14 May	Clay	Antalya, Turkey	Egypt	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	15 May	Clay	Antalya, Turkey	Lesotho	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	16 May	Clay	Antalya, Turkey	Kenya	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	17 May	Clay	Antalya, Turkey	Armenia	3 – 0	Promoted
2002	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	24 April	Clay	Antalya, Turkey	Netherlands	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	25 April	Clay	Antalya, Turkey	Israel	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	26 April	Clay	Antalya, Turkey	Romania	0 – 3	Relegated
2003	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	28 April	Clay	Estoril, Portugal	Botswana	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	30 April	Clay	Estoril, Portugal	Finland	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group C	1 May	Clay	Estoril, Portugal	Egypt	1 – 2	Relegated
2004	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B	27 April	Hard	Marsa, Malta	Algeria	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B	28 April	Hard	Marsa, Malta	Norway	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B	29 April	Hard	Marsa, Malta	Namibia	2 – 1	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III first round	30 April	Hard	Marsa, Malta	Kenya	3 – 0	Won
2005	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group C	28 April	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Cyprus	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group C	29 April	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Namibia	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III first round	30 April	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Portugal	1 – 2	Lost
2006	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B	26 April	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Liechtenstein	2 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B	26 April	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Azerbaijan	2 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B	27 April	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Botswana	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B	28 April	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Namibia	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B	29 April	Clay	Manavgat, Turkey	Egypt	2 – 0	Promoted
2007	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	18 April	Hard	Vacoas-Phoenix, Mauritius	Norway	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	18 April	Hard	Vacoas-Phoenix, Mauritius	Portugal	0 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	19 April	Hard	Vacoas-Phoenix, Mauritius	Georgia	0 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Relegation play-offs	20 April	Hard	Vacoas-Phoenix, Mauritius	Finland	2 – 0	Won
2008	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group A	30 January	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Turkey	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group A	1 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	South Africa	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Promotion play-offs	2 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Lithuania	2 – 0	Promoted
2009	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	4 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Sweden	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	5 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Romania	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	6 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Poland	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Relegation play-offs	7 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Bulgaria	2 – 1	Won

2010-

Year	Competition	Date	Surface	Location	Opponent	Score	Result
2010	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group D	3 February	Hard	Lisbon, Portugal	Great Britain	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group D	4 February	Hard	Lisbon, Portugal	Belarus	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group D	5 February	Hard	Lisbon, Portugal	Austria	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Relegation play-offs	6 February	Hard	Lisbon, Portugal	Latvia	0 – 3	Relegated
2011	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	4 May	Clay	Cairo, Egypt	Turkey	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	5 May	Clay	Cairo, Egypt	Georgia	2 – 1	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	6 May	Clay	Cairo, Egypt	Armenia	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Promotion play-offs	7 May	Clay	Cairo, Egypt	Finland	2 – 1	Promoted
2012	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	1 February	Hard	Eilat, Israel	Sweden	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	2 February	Hard	Eilat, Israel	Greece	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	3 February	Hard	Eilat, Israel	Hungary	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I first round	4 February	Hard	Eilat, Israel	Croatia	0 – 2	Lost
2013	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	7 February	Hard	Eilat, Israel	Great Britain	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	8 February	Hard	Eilat, Israel	Hungary	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	9 February	Hard	Eilat, Israel	Portugal	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Relegation play-offs	10 February	Hard	Eilat, Israel	Luxembourg	0 – 2	Relegated
2014	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	16 April	Hard	Šiauliai, Lithuania	South Africa	2 – 1	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	17 April	Hard	Šiauliai, Lithuania	Egypt	2 – 1	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	18 April	Hard	Šiauliai, Lithuania	Georgia	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Promotion play-offs	19 April	Hard	Šiauliai, Lithuania	Liechtenstein	0 – 2	Lost
2015	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group A	4 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Estonia	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group A	5 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Egypt	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group A	6 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	South Africa	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Relegation play-offs	7 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Ireland	2 – 1	Won
2016	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	13 April	Clay	Cairo, Egypt	Liechtenstein	2 – 1	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	14 April	Clay	Cairo, Egypt	Egypt	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	15 April	Clay	Cairo, Egypt	Austria	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Promotion play-offs	16 April	Clay	Cairo, Egypt	Denmark	2 – 1	Promoted
2017	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	8 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Croatia	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Group B	9 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Hungary	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group I Relegation play-offs	11 February	Hard	Tallinn, Estonia	Portugal	1 – 2	Relegated
2018	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	18 April	Clay	Athens, Greece	Luxembourg	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	19 April	Clay	Athens, Greece	Israel	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group B	20 April	Clay	Athens, Greece	Norway	3 – 0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Relegation play-offs	21 April	Clay	Athens, Greece	Egypt	2 – 1	Won
2019	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group A	7 February	Hard	Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg	Tunisia	1 – 2	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Group A	8 February	Hard	Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg	Austria	0 – 3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group II Relegation play-offs	9 February	Hard	Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg	Portugal	1 – 2	Relegated

External links

Team page on BillieJeanKingCup.com, the official website of the Billie Jean King Cup

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