List of Morocco Davis Cup team representatives

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This is a list of tennis players who have represented the Morocco Davis Cup team in an official Davis Cup match. Morocco have taken part in the competition since 1961. [1]

Players

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Hicham Arazi
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Younes El Aynaoui
Player W-L
(Total)		W-L
(Singles)		W-L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
Salahaddine Adbib 1–10–11–021992
Karim Alami 32–1920–1012–9221990
Hicham Arazi 26–1819–117–7191993
Ahmed Ben Ali 0–10–00–111966
Ahmed Ben Omar 3–82–61–261972
Mohammed-Haibabi Bouchaib 6–64–32–361964
Lahcen Chadli 2–82–60–241961
Rabie Chaki 15–611–44–2132006
Arafat Chekrouni 9–137–82–5111984
Maurice Cohen 0–10–00–111961
Mustapha Dislam 4–92–72–261978
Mohammed Dlimi 10–136–54–8151978
Ahmed Dougl 0–20–20–011961
Mounir El Aarej 8–237–141–9191996
Mohammed-Chinois El Achraoui 2–02–00–021972
Reda El Amrani 11–67–34–3122007
Younes El Aynaoui 28–1926–112–8221990
Anas Fattar 2–20–12–132011
Yassine Idmbarek 4–24–20–032011
Hicham Khaddari 2–01–01–012011
Omar Laimina 20–2014–136–7151972
Ali Laroussi 0–20–00–221965
Abdel Nadini 1–61–60–041984
Talal Ouahabi 5–73–42–3102005
Khalid Outaleb 14–39–25–171988
Younès Rachidi 1–21–10–112012
Larbi Rharnit 0–10–10–011996
Mohammed Ridaoui 14–810–34–5121989
Houcine Saber 6–153–113–4121978
Mehdi Tahiri 6–176–120–5121993
Abdullah Zamjaoui 0–10–10–011972
Mehdi Ziadi 8–91–47–5142004

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