Poland Davis Cup team

Poland Tennis Team

Poland
CaptainMariusz Fyrstenberg
ITF ranking50 Decrease 3 (7 March 2022)
Highest ITF ranking17 (2 November 2015)
ColorsRed & White
First year1925
Years played83
Ties played (W–L)166 (86-80)
Best finishWorld Group (2016)
Most total winsBartłomiej Dąbrowski (37–25)
Most singles winsBartłomiej Dąbrowski (28–19)
Most doubles winsMarcin Matkowski (31-10)
Best doubles teamMariusz Fyrstenberg &
Marcin Matkowski (19–6)
Most ties playedMarcin Matkowski (41)
Most years playedMarcin Matkowski (19)

The Poland men's national tennis team represents Poland in Davis Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Polski Związek Tenisowy.

Poland currently compete in World Group I play-offs.

Current team (2023)

  • Hubert Hurkacz
  • Olaf Pieczkowski
  • Karol Drzewiecki
  • Tomasz Berkieta
  • Jan Zieliński (Doubles player)


History

Poland first played Davis Cup in 1925 (match with Great Britain loss 0–5) and contested in the World Group for the first time in 2016. Its best performance has been reaching the Europe/Africa Zone Group I second round.

Jerzy Janowicz
Łukasz Kubot
Mariusz Fyrstenberg
Marcin Matkowski

2020–2029

Year Competition Opponent Date Location Score Result
2024 World Group I play-offs
2023 World Group II  Barbados 15-16 Sep Kozerki Poland 4-0 Win
World Group I play-offs  Japan 4-5 Feb Miki Japan 0-5 Loss
2022 World Group II  Indonesia 16-17 Sep Inowrocław Poland 5-0 Win
World Group I play-offs  Portugal 4-5 Mar Porto Portugal 0-4 Loss
2021 World Group II  El Salvador 5-6 Mar Kalisz Poland 3-1 Win
2020 World Group II play-offs  Hong Kong 6-7 Mar Kalisz Poland 4-0 Win

2010–2019

Year Competition Opponent Date Location Score Result
2019 Europe/Africa Zone Group III Play-off  Estonia 11-14 Sep Athens Greece 2-0 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III  Monaco 3-0 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III  Greece 2-1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III  Luxembourg 3-0 Win
2018 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 3rd Round  Romania 15–16 Sep Cluj-Napoca Romania 3–2 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 2nd Round  Zimbabwe 7–8 Apr Sopot Poland 4–1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Slovenia 3–4 Feb Maribor Slovenia 3–2 Win
2017 Europe/Africa Zone Group I, Relegation Play-off  Slovakia 15–17 Sep Bratislava Slovakia 1–4 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, 1st Round  Bosnia and Herzegovina 3–5 Feb Zenica Bosnia and Herzegovina 0–5 Loss
2016 World Group play-offs  Germany 16–18 Sep Berlin Germany 3–2 Loss
World Group, 1st Round  Argentina 4–6 Mar Gdańsk Poland 2–3 Loss
2015 World Group play-offs  Slovakia 18–20 Sep Gdynia Poland 3–2 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, 2nd Round  Ukraine 17–19 Jul Szczecin Poland 3–1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, 1st Round  Lithuania 6–8 Mar Płock Poland 3–2 Win
2014 Europe/Africa Zone Group I, 2nd Round  Croatia 4–6 Apr Warsaw Poland 1–3 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, 1st Round  Russia 31 Jan – 2 Feb Moscow Russia 3–2 Win
2013 World Group play-offs  Australia 13 – 15 Sep Warsaw Poland 1–4 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, Quarterfinal  South Africa 5–7 Apr Zielona Góra Poland 3–1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, 1st Round  Slovenia 1–3 Feb Wrocław Poland 3–2 Win
2012 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 3rd Round  Belarus 14–16 Sep Łódź Poland 3–2 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 2nd Round  Estonia 6–8 Apr Inowrocław Poland 4–1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Madagascar 10–12 Feb Warsaw Poland 5–0 Win
2011 Europe/Africa Zone Group I, 3rd Round  Finland 16–18 Sep Espoo Finland 2–3 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, 2nd Round  Israel 4–6 Mar Ramat Hasharon Israel 2–3 Loss
2010 Europe/Africa Zone Group I, Relegation Play-off  Latvia 17–19 Sep Riga Latvia 3–2 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, 1st Round  Finland 5–7 Mar Sopot Poland 2–3 Loss

2000–2009

Year Competition Opponent Date Location Score Result
2009 Europe/Africa Zone Group I, Relegation Play-off  Great Britain 18-20 Sep Liverpool United Kingdom 3–2 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, 2nd Round  Belgium 6-8 Mar Angleur Belgium 1–4 Loss
2008 Europe/Africa Zone Group I, Relegation Play-off  Belarus 18–20 Jul Minsk Belarus 4:1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, 1st Round   Switzerland 8–10 Feb Kreuzlingen Switzerland 1–4 Loss
2007 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Final  Morocco 21–23 Sep Puszczykowo Poland 4–1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 2nd Round  Greece 20– 22 Jul Thessaloniki Greece 5–0 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Nigeria 6–8 Apr Abuja Nigeria 5–0 Win
2006 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 2nd Round  Georgia 21–23 Jul Gdynia Poland 2–3 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Latvia 7–9 Apr Puszczykowo Poland 5–0 Win
2005 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation Play-off  Estonia 15–17 Jul Gdynia Poland 5–0 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Algeria 4–6 Mar Algiers Algeria 2–3 Loss
2004 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Final  Italy 24–26 Sep Livorno Italy 2–3 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 2nd Round  Algeria 16–18 Jul Gdynia Poland 4–1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Slovenia 9–11 Apr Portoroz Slovenia 3–2 Win
2003 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation Play-off  Monaco 11–13 Jul Gdynia Poland 5–0 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  South Africa 4–6 Apr Polokwane South Africa 2–3 Loss
2002 Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Play-off  Tunisia 12 May Gdynia Poland ?-? Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Play-off  Estonia 12 May Gdynia Poland 3–0 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round Robin  Madagascar 11 May Gdynia Poland 3–0 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round Robin  Tunisia 10 May Gdynia Poland 2–1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round Robin  Macedonia 9 May Gdynia Poland 3–0 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round Robin  Cyprus 8 May Gdynia Poland 3–0 Win
2001 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation Play-off  Yugoslavia 20–22 Jul Belgrade Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 2–3 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Israel 27–29 Apr Bytom Poland 2–3 Loss
2000 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 2nd Round  Slovenia 21–23 Jul Szczecin Poland 2–3 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Estonia 28–30 Apr Bytom Poland 4–1 Win

1990–1999

Year Competition Opponent Date Location Score Result
1999 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Semifinal  Morocco 24–26 Sep Casablanca Morocco 0:5 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal  Ivory Coast 16–18 Jul Abidjan Ivory Coast 3:1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Latvia 30 Apr–2 May Jūrmala Latvia 3–2 Win
1998 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Rel. Play-off  Egypt 17–19 Jul Bydgoszcz Poland 4:1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Senegal 1–3 May Dakar Senegal 2:3 Loss
1997 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Semifinal  Finland 19–21 Sep Helsinki Finland 2:3 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal  Ivory Coast 11–13 Jul Bytom Poland 4:1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Ghana 2–4 May Poznań Poland 5:0 Win
1996 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Semifinal  Slovakia 20–22 Sep Trnava Slovakia 1:4 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal  Belarus 12–14 Jul Poznań Poland 4:1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Nigeria 3–5 May Warsaw Poland 4:1 Win
1995 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Rel. Play-off  Lithuania 14-16 Jul Vilnius Lithuania 4:1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Nigeria 28–30 Apr Lagos Nigeria 2:3 Loss
1994 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal  Morocco 15–17 Jul Warsaw Poland 0:5 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Bulgaria 29 Apr – 1 May Sopot Poland 4:1 Win
1993 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Rel. Play-off  Ivory Coast 16–18 Jul Abidjan Ivory Coast 3:1 Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, 1st Round  Bulgaria 30 Apr – 2 May Sofia Bulgaria 2:3 Loss
1992 Europe/Africa Zone Group I, Rel. Play-off  Norway 1–3 May Oslo Norway 1:4 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, Quarterfinal  Hungary 31 Jan – 2 Feb Budapest Hungary 2:3 Loss
1991 Europe/Africa Zone Group I, Semifinal  Great Britain 3–5 May Warsaw Poland 1:4 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group I, Quarterfinal  Romania 1–3 Feb Poznań Poland 5:0 Win
1990 Europe Zone Group II, Final  Norway 20–22 Jul Warsaw Poland 4:1 Win
Europe Zone Group II, Semifinal  Bulgaria 15–17 Jun Warsaw Poland 4:1 Win
Europe Zone Group II, Quarterfinal  Luxembourg 4–6 Feb Luxembourg Luxembourg 4:1 Win

1980–1989

Year Competition Opponent Date Location Score Result
1989 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal  Greece 5–7 May Warsaw Poland 2–3 Loss
1988 Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Semifinal  Greece 10–12 Jun Athens Greece 1:3 Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal  Luxembourg 6–8 May Warsaw Poland 5:0 Win
1987 Quarterfinal  Romania 12–14 Jun Brasov Romania 1:4 Loss
1st Round  Zimbabwe 8–10 May Harare Zimbabwe 3:2 Win
1986 Quarterfinal  Romania 13 – 15 Jun Warsaw Poland 1:4 Loss
1st Round  Finland 23–25 May Warsaw Poland 3:2 Win
1985 1st Round  Zimbabwe 10–12 May Warsaw Poland 2:3 Loss
1984 Quarterfinal  Israel 15–17 Jun Jerusalem Israel 0:5 Loss
1st Round  Greece 4–6 May Warsaw Poland 4:1 Win
1983 1st Round  Belgium 6–8 May Warsaw Poland 0:5 Loss
1982 1st Round  Morocco 7–9 May Casablanca Morocco 2:3 Loss
1981 Quarterfinal  Monaco 12–14 Jun Monte Carlo Monaco 2:3 Loss
1980 Preliminary Round  Finland 8–10 Feb Helsinki Finland 0:5 Loss

1970–1979

Year Competition Opponent Date Location Score Result
1979 Quarterfinal  Italy 15-17 Jun Warsaw Poland 1:4 Loss
Preliminary Round  Finland 16–18 Mar Warsaw Poland 4–1 Win
1978 Quarterfinal  Czechoslovakia 16–18 Jun Prague Czechoslovakia 2–3 Loss
Preliminary Round  Iran 17–19 Mar Warsaw Poland 4–1 Win
1977 Quarterfinal  France 6–8 May Warsaw Poland 0–5 Loss
Preliminary Round  West Germany 22–24 Apr Warsaw Poland 3–1 Win
1976 Preliminary Round  Norway 24–26 Sep Poznań Poland 5–0 Win
Preliminary Round  Italy 30 Apr – 2 May Florence Italy 0–5 Loss
1975 Preliminary Round  Norway 12–14 Sep Warsaw Poland 5–0 Win
Preliminary Round  Sweden 2–4 May Warsaw Poland 1–4 Loss
1974 Preliminary Round  Portugal 20–22 Sep Poznań Poland 5–0 Win
Quarterfinal  Sweden 17–19 May Bastad Sweden 1–4 Loss
Preliminary Round  Hungary 19–21 Apr Warsaw Poland 3–2 Win
1973 Preliminary Round  Egypt 4–6 May Cairo Egypt 1–4 Loss
1972 Semifinal  Soviet Union 9–11 Jun Warsaw Poland 0–4 Loss
Quarterfinal  Denmark 19–21 May Copenhagen Denmark 5–0 Win
1st Round  Yugoslavia 4–7 May Warsaw Poland 3–1 Win
1971 1st Round  Hungary 30 Apr – 2 May Budapest Hungary 0–5 Loss
1970 1st Round  Yugoslavia 7–9 May Maribor Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 2–3 Loss

1960–1969

Year Competition Opponent Date Location Score Result
1969 Quarterfinal  South Africa 23-25 May W/O
1st Round  Hungary 9–11 May Warsaw Poland 3–2 Win
1968 1st Round  Belgium 3–5 May Brussels Belgium 2–3 Loss
1967 Quarterfinal  Brazil 19–21 May Warsaw Poland 0–5 Loss
1st Round  Israel 5–7 May Warsaw Poland 5–0 Win
1966 Semifinal  Brazil 10–12 Jun Warsaw Poland 1–4 Loss
Quarterfinal  Egypt 13–15 May Warsaw Poland 4–1 Win
1st Round  Sweden 29 Apr – 1 May Szczecin Poland 3–2 Win
1965 1st Round  Sweden 30 Apr – 2 May Stockholm Sweden 1–4 Loss
1964 1st Round  South Africa 1–3 May W/O
1963 1st Round  France 3–5 May Paris France 0–5 Loss
1962 2nd Round  Brazil 18–20 May Warsaw Poland 0–3 Loss
1st Round  Norway 4–7 May Oslo Norway 5–0 Win
1961 Quarterfinal  France 10-12 Jun Warsaw Poland 0–5 Loss
2nd Round  Monaco 2–4 Jun Warsaw Poland 4–1 Win
1st Round  Ireland 5–7 May Dublin Republic of Ireland 5–0 Win
1960 2nd Round  Germany 13–15 May Warsaw Poland 1–4 Loss
1st Round  Romania 22-24 Apr Bucharest Romania 3–2 Win

1950–1959

Year Competition Opponent Date Location Score Result
1959 2nd Round  Brazil 15–17 May Warsaw Poland 2–3 Loss
1958 Semifinal  Italy 18–20 Jul Warsaw Poland 1–4 Loss
Quarterfinal  Mexico 6–8 Jun Warsaw Poland 3–2 Win
2nd Round   Switzerland 15–17 May Lausanne Switzerland 4–1 Win
1957 Quarterfinal  Italy 7–9 Jun Palermo Italy 1–4 Loss
2nd Round  Chile 17–19 May Warsaw Poland 3–2 Win
1st Round  Luxembourg 27–29 Apr Mondorf-les-Bains Luxembourg 5–0 Win
1956 Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Italy 12–14 May Warsaw Poland 0–5 Loss
Europe Zone, 1st Round  Austria 27–29 Apr Warsaw Poland 3–2 Win
1955
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1952 		Not played
1951 Europe Zone, Quarterfinal  Italy 17–19 Jun Milan Italy 0–5 Loss
Europe Zone, 2nd Round   Switzerland 18–20 May Zürich Switzerland 4–1 Win
1950 Europe Zone, Semifinal  Sweden 13–15 Jul Bastad Sweden 0–5 Loss
Europe Zone, Quarterfinal  Ireland 8–10 Jun Warsaw Poland 3–2 Win
Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Israel 19–21 May Warsaw Poland 5–0 Win

1940–1949

Year Competition Opponent Date Location Score Result
1949 Not played
1948 Europe Zone, 1st Round  Italy 30 Apr – 2 May W/O
1947 Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Great Britain 15–17 May Warsaw Poland 2–3 Loss
1946
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1940 		Not played (World War II)

1930–1939

Year Competition Opponent Date Location Score Result
1939 Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Germany 19–21 May Warsaw Poland 2:3 Loss
Europe Zone, 1st Round  Netherlands 5–7 May Warsaw Poland 4–1 Win
1938 Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Italy 19–21 May Milan Italy 2–3 Loss
Europe Zone, 1st Round  Denmark 5–7 May Kraków Poland 5–0 Win
1937 Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Czechoslovakia 15–17 May Warsaw Poland 0–5 Loss
1936 Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Austria 15–17 May Vienna Austria 2–3 Loss
1935 Europe Zone, Quarterfinal  South Africa 17–19 May Warsaw Poland 2–3 Loss
1934 Europe Zone, Qualifying Round  Greece 31 Aug – 2 Sep Warsaw Poland 5–0 Win
Europe Zone, Qualifying Round  Estonia 3–5 Aug Warsaw Poland 5–0 Win
Europe Zone, Qualifying Round  Belgium 20–22 Jul Warsaw Poland 4–1 Win
1933 Europe Zone, Qualifying Round  Italy 4–6 Aug Warsaw Poland 2–3 Loss
Europe Zone, 1st Round  Netherlands 5–7 May The Hague Netherlands 2–3 Loss
1932 Europe Zone, Quarterfinal  Great Britain 10-12 Jun Warsaw Poland 1–4 Loss
Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Netherlands 15–17 May Warsaw Poland 4–1 Win
1931 Europe Zone, Quarterfinal  Denmark 20–22 May Copenhagen Denmark 2–3 Loss
Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Norway 13–15 May Oslo Norway 3–0 Win

1925–1929

Year Competition Opponent Date Location Score Result
1929 Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Great Britain 10–12 May Warsaw Poland 0–5 Loss
1928 Europe Zone, 1st Round  Denmark 4–6 May Warsaw Poland 0–5 Loss
1927 Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Belgium 20–22 May Brussels Belgium 0–5 Loss
1926 Europe Zone, 2nd Round  Great Britain 8–11 May Harrogate United Kingdom 0–5 Loss
1925 Europe Zone, 1st Round  Great Britain 15–17 May Warsaw Poland 0–5 Loss

Head-to-head record

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See also

References

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