Chinese Taipei Davis Cup team

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Chinese Taipei
Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg
CaptainTsai Chia-Yen
ITF ranking 37 Increase2.svg 10 (06 February 2023)
ColorsWhite & Blue
First year 1972
Years played49
Ties played (W–L)95 (46 - 49)
Years in
World Group
3 (2 - 1)
Davis Cup titles0
Best finishWorld Group I (2021)
Most total wins Jimmy Wang (24 - 13)
Most singles winsJimmy Wang (19 - 7)
Most doubles wins Lien Yu-Hui (9 - 8)
Best doubles teamHsu Huang-Jung /
Wu Chang-Rung (5 - 8)
Most ties played Chen Ti (24)
Most years playedChen Ti (15)

The Chinese Taipei men's national tennis team represents Taiwan in Davis Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Chinese Taipei Tennis Association.

Contents

Chinese Taipei currently competes in the World Group I.

History

Chinese Taipei competed in its first Davis Cup in 1972. They reached in the World Group I playoff in 2021.

2023

World Group I

World Group I, Playoffs

2022

World Group II

2021

World Group I, Play-offs

2019

Group II

2018

Group II

Group II, Play-offs

2017

Group I

Group I play-offs

2016

Group II, First Round

Group II, Semi Final

Group II, Final

2015

Group II

Group II, Semi Final

Group II, Final

2014

Group I

Group I, Play-offs Semi Final

Group I, Play-offs Final

See also


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