List of Denmark Davis Cup team representatives

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This is a list of tennis players who have represented the Denmark Davis Cup team in an official Davis Cup match. Denmark have taken part in the competition since 1921. [1]

Players

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Kristian Pless
As of October 2020
Player W-L
(Total)		W-L
(Singles)		W-L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
Thomas G. Andersen 0–10–00–112002
Peter Bastiansen 28–1718–1110–6171981
Finn Bekkevold 0–20–20–011938
Erik Bjerre 1–21–10–121946
Andreas Bjerrehus 0–20–20–022015
Bob Borella 1–11–10–022000
Christian Camradt 2–02–00–011992
Kenneth Carlsen 40–2529–1311–12231992
Finn Christensen 2–22–10–121974
Morten Christensen 12–195–127–7191986
Tom Christensen 12–95–87–181972
Lars Elvstrøm 14–119–85–391973
Frederik Fetterlein 19–2915–204–9231989
Peter Flintsø 0–20–10–111989
Mads Gottlieb 0–10–10–012001
Carsten Gregers 0–10–00–111976
Benjamin Hannestad 1–21–20–032016
Carl-Edvard Hedelund 4–213–161–5111962
Povl Henriksen 17–118–59–6161921
Søren Hess-Olesen 3–32–31–042017
Soren Hojberg 0–20–10–121955
August Holmgren 1–01–00–012017
Niels Holst 0–20–20–011939
Vagn Ingerslev 1–31–30–021921
Johannes Ingildsen 1–00–01–012019
Jannik Ipsen 0–30–20–111946
Anker Jacobsen 4–83–71–151932
Christoffer Konigsfeldt 1–21–20–032012
Niels Korner 0–30–20–121936
Thomas Kromann 5–31–24–162008
Patrik Langvardt 3–22–21–042000
Henning Larsen 1–01–00–011923
Thorkild Larsen 0–30–20–111962
Thomas Larsen 1–51–50–041996
Mik Ledvonova 4–34–30–062002
Jan Leschly 15–169–116–5131960
Jacob Melskens 4–11–03–142005
Michael Mortensen 23–2712–1411–13241979
Frederik Nielsen 60–3937–2523–14432003
Kurt Nielsen 53–4342–2311–20331948
Knud-Erik Nielsen 2–60–42–241972
Rasmus Nørby 10–46–24–2102003
Henrik Norkjaer 0–10–00–111972
Martin Pedersen 12–109–83–2142006
Axel Petersen 11–129–112–1111924
Kristian Pless 12–811–41–481999
Helge Plougmann 1–71–50–231936
Jonathan Printzlau 4–51–23–372000
Kasper Rud 0–20–20–011976
Holger Vitus Nødskov Rune 4–14–10–032018
Christian Sigsgaard 2–32–30–032015
Thomas Sørensen 0–10–10–011989
Michael Tauson 17–1315–102–3141985
Erik Tegner 2–101–71–341921
Bjorn Thalbitzer 1–00–01–011924
Morgan Thempler 2–30–02–352005
Per Thielsen 0–10–00–111946
Mikael Torpegaard 4–34–30–052014
Einer Ulrich 39–3523–2316–12281924
Jørgen Ulrich 26–2818–188–10221955
Torben Ulrich 46–5631–3515–21401948
Arne Velschow-Rasmussen 0–10–10–011946
Kasper Warming 1–01–00–012002
Soren Wedege 1–11–10–022010
Alfred Wium 0–10–00–111939
Erik Worm 4–132–82–581922

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