Chinese Taipei | |
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Captain | Wang Yi-Ning |
ITF ranking | 41 4 (15 April 2024) |
Colors | Blue & White |
First year | 1972 |
Years played | 48 |
Ties played (W–L) | 177 (88 – 89) |
Years in World Group | 7 (1 – 6) |
Best finish | World Group II (2017) |
Most total wins | Wang Shi-Ting (51 – 25) |
Most singles wins | Wang Shi-Ting (33 – 12) |
Most doubles wins | Chuang Chia-Jung (19 – 5) |
Best doubles team | Chan Hao-Ching / Latisha Chan (9 – 1) |
Most ties played | Wang Shi-Ting (49) |
Most years played | Wang Shi-Ting (11) Chuang Chia-Jung (11) Chan Chin-Wei (11) |
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