Ukraine Billie Jean King Cup team

Ukraine
Captain	Illya Marchenko
ITF ranking	11 (14 April 2025)
Colors	yellow & blue
First year	1993
Years played	26
Ties played (W–L)	105 (61–44)
Years in World Group	8 (4–4)
Best finish	Semifinals (2025)
Most total wins	Elena Tatarkova (27–11)
Most singles wins	Elena Tatarkova (17–7)
Most doubles wins	Olga Savchuk (18–6)
Best doubles team	Kateryna Bondarenko / Olga Savchuk (6–1)
Most ties played	Elena Tatarkova (27)
Most years played	Olga Savchuk (12)

The Ukraine Billie Jean King Cup team represents Ukraine in the Billie Jean King Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Ukrainian Tennis Federation. They currently compete in the 2025 Billie Jean King Cup Europe/Africa Zone Group I.

History

Ukraine competed in its first Fed Cup in 1993. ^[1] Their best result is reaching the World Group in 2010 Fed Cup and 2012 Fed Cup.

Current team (2024)

• Anhelina Kalinina (singles)
• Dayana Yastremska (singles)
• Elina Svitolina (singles)
• Lesia Tsurenko (singles)
• Lyudmyla Kichenok (doubles)
• Nadiia Kichenok (doubles)

Team matches

  Won the whole tournament.

  Played in the World Group/Finals.

Result	Tiers	Year	Date	Opponent	Score	Host	Surface	Group	Round
Loss	0–1	1993	10 May	Russia	0–3	GBR	Hard	WG QR	RR
Loss	0–2		11 May	Luxembourg	1–2	GBR	Hard	WG QR	RR
Loss	0–3		13 May	Great Britain	0–3	GBR	Hard	WG QR	RR
Win	1–3		14 May	Lithuania	3–0	GBR	Hard	WG QR	RR
Win	2–3	1994	19 Apr	Tunisia	3–0	AUT	Clay	WG QR	RR
Loss	2–4		21 Apr	Georgia	1–2	AUT	Clay	WG QR	RR
Win	3–4		22 Apr	Slovenia	2–1	AUT	Clay	WG QR	PO - SF
Loss	3–5		23 Apr	Austria	0–3	AUT	Clay	WG QR	PO - F
Loss	3–6	1995	17 Apr	Russia	1–2	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	4–6		18 Apr	Georgia	2–1	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	4–7		19 Apr	Hungary	0–3	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	5–7	1996	26 Mar	Ireland	2–1	ISR	Hard	Z2	RR
Win	6–7		27 Mar	Denmark	3–0	ISR	Hard	Z2	RR
Win	7–7		28 Mar	Iceland	3–0	ISR	Hard	Z2	RR
Win	8–7		29 Mar	Malta	3–0	ISR	Hard	Z2	RR
Win	9–7		30 Mar	Turkey	3–0	ISR	Hard	Z2	PO
Loss	9–8	1997	22 Apr	Sweden	1–2	ITA	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	9–9		23 Apr	Italy	0–3	ITA	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	9–10		24 Apr	Romania	0–3	ITA	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	10–10	1998	14 Apr	Yugoslavia	3–0	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	11–10		15 Apr	Hungary	3–0	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	11–11		16 Apr	Sweden	1–2	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	11–12		17 Apr	Belarus	1–2	ESP	Clay	Z1	PO - SF
Win	12–12	1999	19 Apr	Latvia	2–1	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	13–12		20 Apr	Denmark	2–1	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	13–13		21 Apr	South Africa	0–3	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	13–14		22 Apr	Romania	0–2	ESP	Clay	Z1	PO - SF
Loss	13–15	2000	15 May	Great Britain	1–2	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	14–15		17 May	Israel	2–1	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	14–16		18 May	Luxembourg	1–2	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	15–16		19 May	Finland	3–0	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	16–16	2001	24 May	South Africa	2–1	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	16–17		25 May	Slovenia	1–2	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	17–17		26 May	Estonia	2–1	ESP	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	17–18	2002	24 Apr	Slovenia	0–3	TUR	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	17–19		25 Apr	Belarus	1–2	TUR	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	18–19		26 Apr	Greece	3–0	TUR	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	19–19		27 Apr	Bulgaria	2–1	TUR	Clay	Z1	PO
Loss	19–20		20–21 Jul	Slovenia	1–4	SLO	Clay	WG PO	—
Loss	19–21	2003	22–23 Apr	Denmark	1–2	POR	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	20–21		24 Apr	Romania	2–1	POR	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	21–21		25 Apr	South Africa	2–1	POR	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	21–22		26 Apr	Hungary	1–2	POR	Clay	Z1	PO
Win	22–22	2004	20 Apr	South Africa	2–1	GRE	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	23–22		21 Apr	Netherlands	2–1	GRE	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	24–22		23 Apr	Israel	3–0	GRE	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	25–22		24 Apr	Hungary	2–0	GRE	Clay	Z1	PO
Loss	25–23		10–11 Jul	Germany	2–3	UKR	Clay	WG PO	—
Win	26–23	2005	20 Apr	Greece	3–0	TUR	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	26–24		21 Apr	Belarus	1–2	TUR	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	26–25		22 Apr	Israel	0–3	TUR	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	27–25		23 Apr	Great Britain	2–1	TUR	Clay	Z1	PO
Loss	27–26	2006	18 Apr	Great Britain	0–3	BUL	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	28–26		19 Apr	Hungary	2–1	BUL	Clay	Z1	RR
Loss	28–27		20 Apr	Bulgaria	1–2	BUL	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	29–27		22 Apr	Finland	2–0	BUL	Clay	Z1	PO
Win	30–27	2007	18 Apr	Lithuania	3–0	BUL	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	31–27		19 Apr	Hungary	2–1	BUL	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	32–27		20 Apr	Belarus	3–0	BUL	Clay	Z1	RR
Win	33–27		21 Apr	Poland	2–1	BUL	Clay	Z1	PO
Win	34–27		14–15 Jul	Australia	4–1	AUS	Hard	WG2 PO	—
Win	35–27	2008	2–3 Feb	Belgium	3–2	UKR	Clay (i)	WG2	—
Loss	35–28		26–27 Apr	Italy	2–3	ITA	Clay	WG PO	—
Win	36–28	2009	7–8 Feb	Israel	3–2	UKR	Hard (i)	WG2	—
Win	37–28		25–26 Apr	Argentina	5–0	ARG	Clay	WG PO	—
Loss	37–29	2010 (1)	6–7 Feb	Italy	1–4	UKR	Hard (i)	WG	QF
Loss	37–30		24–25 Apr	Australia	0–5	UKR	Clay (i)	WG PO	—
Win	38–30	2011	5–6 Feb	Sweden	3–2	SWE	Hard (i)	WG2	—
Win	39–30		16–17 Feb	Australia	3–2	AUS	Clay	WG PO	—
Loss	39–31	2012 (2)	4–5 Feb	Italy	2–3	ITA	Clay (i)	WG	QF
Loss	39–32		21–22 Apr	United States	0–5	UKR	Clay	WG PO	—
Loss	39–33	2013	9–10 Feb	Spain	1–3	ESP	Clay	WG2	—
Loss	39–34		20–21 Apr	Canada	2–3	UKR	Clay (i)	WG2 PO	—
Win	40–34	2014	5 Feb	Israel	3–0	HUN	Hard (i)	Z1	RR
Win	41–34		6 Feb	Slovenia	3–0	HUN	Hard (i)	Z1	RR
Win	42–34		8 Feb	Austria	2–1	HUN	Hard (i)	Z1	RR
Loss	42–35		9 Feb	Romania	0–2	HUN	Hard (i)	Z1	PO
Win	43–35	2015	4 Feb	Turkey	2–1	HUN	Hard (i)	Z1	RR
Win	44–35		5 Feb	Liechtenstein	3–0	HUN	Hard (i)	Z1	RR
Loss	44–36		6 Feb	Great Britain	0–3	HUN	Hard (i)	Z1	RR
Win	45–36		7 Feb	Bulgaria	2–0	HUN	Hard (i)	Z1	PO
Win	46–36	2016	3 Feb	Portugal	3–0	ISR	Hard	Z1	RR
Win	47–36		5 Feb	Sweden	3–0	ISR	Hard	Z1	RR
Win	48–36		6 Feb	Israel	3–0	ISR	Hard	Z1	PO
Win	49–36		16–17 Apr	Argentina	4–0	UKR	Hard	WG2 PO	—
Win	50–36	2017	11–12 Feb	Australia	3–1	UKR	Hard (i)	WG2	—
Loss	50–37		22–23 Apr	Germany	2–3	GER	Clay (i)	WG PO	—
Loss	50–38	2018	10–11 Feb	Australia	2–3	AUS	Grass	WG2	—
Loss	50–39		21–22 Apr	Canada	2–3	CAN	Hard (i)	WG2 PO	—
Loss	50–40	2019	6 Feb	Sweden	1–2	POL	Hard (i)	Z1	RR
Win	51–40		7 Feb	Bulgaria	2–1	POL	Hard (i)	Z1	RR
Win	52–40		8 Feb	Estonia	3–0	POL	Hard (i)	Z1	RR
Loss	52–41		9 Feb	Poland	1–2	POL	Hard (i)	Z1	PO
Win	53–41	2020–21	6 Feb 2020	Bulgaria	3–0	EST	Hard (i)	Z1	RR
Win	54–41		7 Feb 2020	Croatia	3–0	EST	Hard (i)	Z1	RR
Win	55–41		8 Feb 2020	Estonia	2–1	EST	Hard (i)	Z1	PO
Win	56–41		16–17 Apr 2021	Japan	4–0	UKR	Clay	Finals PO	—
Loss	56–42	2022	15–16 Apr	United States	2–3	USA	Hard (i)	Finals QR	—
Win	57–42		11–12 Nov	Japan	3–1	JPN	Hard (i)	Finals PO	—
Loss	57–43	2023	14–15 Apr	Czech Republic	1–3	TUR	Clay	Finals QR	—
Win	58–43		11–12 Nov	Netherlands	3–1	LTU [a]	Hard (i)	Finals PO	—
Loss	58–44	2024	12–13 Apr	Romania	2–3	USA [b]	Clay (green)	Finals QR	—
Win	59–44		16–17 Nov	Austria	3–2	USA [b]	Hard (i)	Finals PO	—
Win	60–44	2025 (3)	11 Apr	Poland	3–2	POL	Clay (i)	Finals QR	RR
Win	61–44		12 Apr	Switzerland	2–1	POL	Clay (i)	Finals QR	RR
Win	62–44		17 Sep	Spain	2–0	CHN	Hard (i)	Finals	QF
			19 Sep	Italy		CHN	Hard (i)	Finals	SF

Player win–loss record

Player	Total Win–loss	Singles Win–loss	Doubles Win–loss	No. of ties	First year played	Years played
Olena Antypina	4-3	2-2	2-1	4	2006	1
Talina Beiko	2-4	1-2	1-2	3	1995	1
Gabriela Beleni	2-2	1-1	1-1	2	1993	1
Yuliya Beygelzimer	17-12	9-7	8-5	19	2000	6
Natalia Biletskaia	2-5	1-2	1-3	4	1993	1
Alona Bondarenko	22-12	15-9	7-3	19	2002	6
Kateryna Bondarenko	23-11	11-10	12-1	19	2005	10
Valeria Bondarenko	4-8	0-5	4-3	7	2005	2
Elena Brioukhovets	7-2	3-1	4-1	6	1994	2
Yuliana Fedak	5-3	5-2	0-1	6	2004	2
Elena Jirnova	0-1	0-0	0-1	1	1997	1
Lyudmyla Kichenok	5-5	1-2	4-3	7	2010	5
Nadiia Kichenok	6-6	2-1	4-5	12	2010	7
Mariya Koryttseva	5-3	1-1	4-2	7	2004	4
Marta Kostyuk	7-3	4-1	3-2	8	2018	3
Tatiana Kovalchuk	7-6	4-3	3-3	11	1996	4
Kateryna Kozlova	4-3	3-2	1-1	5	2015	2
Viktoriya Kutuzova	0-1	0-0	0-1	1	2010	1
Olga Lugina	3-9	2-4	1-5	7	1993	3
Natalia Medvedeva	7-8	2-4	5-4	11	1994	3
Yulia Mirna	0-2	0-0	0-2	2	1999	1
Natalia Nemchinova	0-5	0-3	0-2	3	1997	1
Tatiana Perebiynis	10-12	4-9	6-3	12	1999	6
Anastasia Ponomarenko	0-1	0-0	0-1	1	1997	1
Olga Savchuk	21-8	3-2	18-6	28	2004	12
Elina Svitolina	14-10	14-8	0-2	17	2012	6
Elena Tatarkova	27-11	17-7	10-4	27	1994	8
Olga Teplinskaia	1-0	0-0	1-0	1	1998	1
Lesia Tsurenko	15-15	11-13	4-2	18	2011	9
Anastasiya Vasylyeva	1-0	0-0	1-0	1	2016	1
Dayana Yastremska	6-0	5-0	1-0	5	2019	2
Anna Zaporozhanova	8-4	5-2	3-2	8	1996	3
Katarina Zavatska	2-0	0-0	2-0	2	2020	1

See also

• Fed Cup
• Ukraine Davis Cup team

Notes

1. The competition was originally scheduled to take place in Ukraine, but due to the situation in the country, it was relocated to Lithuania.
2. The competition was originally scheduled to take place in Ukraine, but due to the situation in the country, it was relocated to the United States.

References

1. "Teams". Davis Cup. Retrieved 2025-06-01.

External links

• Team page on BillieJeanKingCup.com, the official website of the Billie Jean King Cup (archived)