Italy Davis Cup team all-time record

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The following table shows the Italy Davis Cup team all-time record against opposing nations in the Davis Cup. It does not include matches in the World Team Cup or ATP Cup.

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In total, Italy has played against 48 different nations and has a winning record against 36 nations.

As of 7 July 2024, Italy has a perfect 100% winning record against 19 nations. The best of these is against Poland, achieving 100% of wins after 9 ties. Italy has not won a tie against three nations. The worst of these is against Canada, as they have been unable to record a win after four ties.

Head-to-head record

Key

  100% winning record  Winning record  Even record  Losing record  100% losing record

As of 7 July 2024
NationTiesW–L%SurfaceSettingUnknownRef
Clay Hard Grass Crpt Ind'rOut'r
Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 53–260%2–21–0——1–02–2— [1]
Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 1135–838%4–11–00–7—1–04–8— [lower-alpha 1] [3]
Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 65–183%4–0———0–14–01–0 [4]
Flag of Belarus.svg  Belarus 11–0100%1–0————1–0— [5]
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 95–456%3–10–1——0–13–12–2 [6]
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 42–250%1–2——1–01–01–2— [7]
Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 33–0100%3–0———0–03–0— [8]
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 40–40%—0–4——0–4—— [9]
Flag of Chile.svg  Chile 77–0100%5–02–0——1–06–0— [10]
Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia 11–0100%—1–0——1–0—— [lower-alpha 2] [12]
Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 52–340%1–11–2——2–20–1— [lower-alpha 2] [13]
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 2113–827%3–50–1—0–10–23–50–1 [14]
Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark 108–280%7–1——1–01–07–10–1 [15]
Flag of Egypt.svg  Egypt 44–0100%4–0————4–0— [16]
Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 32–167%1–1——1–01–01–1— [17]
Flag of France.svg  France 115–645%5–5——0–10–15–5— [18]
Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 11–0100%1–0————1–0— [19]
Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 382–625%1–2——0–10–11–21–3 [20]
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain 41612–475%6–1—5–21–11–111–3— [21]
Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 87–188%4–0————4–03–1 [22]
Flag of India.svg  India 65–183%3–00–02–1——5–1— [23]
Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland 33–0100%1–0—2–0——3–0— [24]
Flag of Israel.svg  Israel 21–150%1–00–1———1–1— [25]
Flag of Japan.svg  Japan [lower-alpha 3] 33–0100%2–01–0——1–02–0— [26]
Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 10–10%—0–1——0–1—— [27]
Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 11–0100%1–0————1–0— [28]
Flag of Luxembourg.svg  Luxembourg 55–0100%2–02–0——1–03–01–0 [29]
Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico 11–0100%1–0————1–0— [30]
Flag of Monaco.svg  Monaco 33–0100%3–0————3–0— [31]
Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco [lower-alpha 3] 21–150%1–1————1–1— [32]
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 98–189%6–12–0——2–06–1— [lower-alpha 1] [33]
Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 10–10%0–1————0–1— [34]
Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay 11–0100%1–0————1–0— [35]
Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 11–0100%——1–0——1–0— [36]
Flag of Poland.svg  Poland [lower-alpha 3] 99–0100%5–0————5–04–0 [37]
Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 33–0100%2–0——1–01–02–0— [38]
Flag of Romania.svg  Romania [lower-alpha 3] 43–175%3–1————3–1— [39]
Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 565–183%4–01–0——1–04–00–1 [40]
Flag of Serbia.svg  Serbia 685–363%3–11–0—0–11–13–11–1 [lower-alpha 1] [41]
Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 22–0100%1–01–0——1–01–0— [42]
Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 11–0100%1–0————1–0— [43]
Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 64–267%4–1————4–10–1 [44]
Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea 33–0100%2–01–0———3–0— [lower-alpha 4] [47]
Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 137–654%5–6——2–02–05–6— [lower-alpha 5] [49]
Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 2213–959%11–62–1—0–22–411–5— [50]
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Switzerland 74–357%3–10–1—0–11–22–10–1 [51]
Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey [lower-alpha 3] 00–0———————— [52]
Flag of the United States.svg  United States 135–838%1–33–11–30–13–22–6— [lower-alpha 2] [53]
Flag of Zimbabwe.svg  Zimbabwe 732–167%2–00–1———2–1— [54]
Total269177–9266%125–4520–1411–137–926–23137–5814–11
TiesW–L %ClayHardGrassCarpetInd'rOut'rUnk'wn

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