List of Czech Republic Davis Cup team representatives

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This is a list of tennis players who have represented the Czech Republic Davis Cup team in an official Davis Cup match. The team is considered a direct successor of the Czechoslovakian side, which competed from 1921 to 1992, therefore share their historical record. They started playing as the Czech Republic in 1993. [1] [2]

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Czech Republic players

Tomas Berdych Tomas Berdych US Open 2011.jpg
Tomáš Berdych
Radek Stepanek Radek Stepanek 2009 US Open.jpg
Radek Štěpánek
Player W-L
(Total)		W-L
(Singles)		W-L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
Tomáš Berdych 30–1217–1113–1202003
František Čermák 0–20–10–122005
Martin Damm 2–81–31–571993
Lukáš Dlouhý 6–63–53–192006
Slava Doseděl 3–83–80–061994
Leoš Friedl 0–10–00–112005
Jan Hájek 4–43–41–062009
Jan Hernych 0–40–30–132005
Petr Korda 16–7 [note 1] 18–911–4181988
Petr Kralert 1–01–00–011999
Ivo Minář 2–22–20–032007
Karel Nováček 3–3 [note 2] 9–110–0111987
Jiří Novák 27–717–510–2171996
David Rikl 8–51–27–3101997
Lukáš Rosol 2–02–00–022011
Radek Štěpánek 22–1011–811–2142003
Cyril Suk 4–4 [note 3] 0–06–4101992
Michal Tabara 1–11–10–022001
Bohdan Ulihrach 11–711–70–0101995
Daniel Vacek 8–75–53–271995
Jan Vacek 0–10–10–012002
Pavel Vízner 0–30–10–232007
Tomáš Zíb 2–42–30–132005

Czechoslovakia players

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Ladislav Hecht
Jan Kozeluh Jan Kozeluh.jpg
Jan Koželuh
Roderich Menzel Roderich Menzel 01.JPG
Roderich Menzel
Player W-L
(Total)		W-L
(Singles)		W-L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
Pavel Benda 2–22–20–021958
Stanislav Birner 0–10–10–011980
Josef Caska 7–45–32–171935
František Cejnar 3–12–11–031937
Vladimír Černík 21–1510–1311–2131947
Jaroslav Drobný 37–624–413–2151946
Ernst Gottlieb 0–10–10–011927
Jiří Granát 1–00–01–011977
Ladislav Hecht 18–1914–154–4181931
Milan Holeček 8–154–124–391964
Jiří Hřebec 18–1617–121–4171972
Jiří Javorský 33–2220–1513–7201955
Jaroslav Just 0–10–00–111921
Jan Kodeš 60–3439–1921–15391966
Petr Korda 13–67–46–291988
Pavel Korda 5–55–40–151960
Štěpán Koudelka 1–40–31–131963
Jan Koželuh 29–1717–1012–7201924
Jano Krajcik 1–30–21–121957
Jan Kukal 13–115–48–7161968
Ivan Lendl 22–1518–114–4171978
Pavel Macenauer 9–114–105–1111924
Ferenc Marsalek 11–31–010–3131931
Miloslav Mečíř 23–918–85–1131983
Roderich Menzel 53–2240–1213–10301928
Jaroslav Navrátil 1–01–00–011983
Milan Necas 2–00–02–021958
Karel Nováček 6–86–80–081987
František Pála 15–1014–91–1151966
Jiří Parma 3–43–30–141956
Libor Pimek 3–32–21–141983
Karel Ardelt 0–50–40–121921
Friedrich Rohrer 7–116–81–391922
Josef Siba 5–35–30–051933
Pavel Složil 11–44–27–2111978
Tomáš Šmíd 42–2522–1520–10311977
Frantisek Sojka 1–01–00–011927
Milan Šrejber 12–79–53–2101986
Petr Strobl 5–42–33–141962
Cyril Suk 2–00–02–021992
Vojtech Vodicka 0–20–20–011946
Ferdinand Vrba 3–13–10–031947
Vladimír Zábrodský 5–52–33–261948
Vladimír Zedník 4–62–22–481969
Ladislav Žemla 13–106–57–5121921

Notes

  1. ↑ If games played for Czechoslovakia are included his tally is 29–13
  2. ↑ If games played for Czechoslovakia are included his tally is 9–11
  3. ↑ If games played for Czechoslovakia are included his tally is 6–4

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