2020–21 Davis Cup

The seedings are based on the Nations Ranking of 9 March.[6]

#: Nations Ranking as of 9 March 2020.[7]

Date: 6–7 March 2020[8]

Twenty-six eligible teams are:

• 14 teams ranked 5th-18th in the Finals.
• 12 winning teams from their Group I zone.

Two wild cards for the Finals were selected from these 26 nations.  Serbia and  France were announced prior to the Qualifiers draw.[8] The remaining 24 nations competed in head-to-head matches, with the 12 winning teams to play at the Finals and the 12 losing teams to play at the World Group I.

The Davis Cup Qualifiers draw took place on 24 November 2019 at La Caja Mágica.[8]

Home team	Score	Away team	Location	Venue	Surface	Ref.
Croatia [1]	3–1	India	Zagreb	Dom Sportova	Hard (i)	[9]
Hungary	3–2	Belgium [2]	Debrecen	Főnix Hall	Clay (i)	[10]
Colombia	3–1	Argentina [3]	Bogotá	Palacio de los Deportes	Clay (i)	[11]
United States [4]	4–0	Uzbekistan	Honolulu	Neal S. Blaisdell Center	Hard (i)	[12]
Australia [5]	3–1	Brazil	Adelaide	Memorial Drive Tennis Centre	Hard	[13]
Italy [6]	4–0	South Korea	Cagliari	Circolo Tennis Cagliari	Clay	[14]
Germany [7]	4–1	Belarus	Düsseldorf	Castello Düsseldorf	Hard (i)	[15]
Kazakhstan [8]	3–1	Netherlands	Nur-Sultan	Daulet National Tennis Centre	Hard (i)	[16]
Slovakia	1–3	Czech Republic [9]	Bratislava	AXA Aréna NTC	Clay (i)	[17]
Austria [10]	3–1	Uruguay	Premstätten	Steiermarkhalle Schwarzlsee	Hard (i)	[18]
Japan [11]	0–3	Ecuador	Miki	Bourbon Beans Dome	Hard (i)	[19]
Sweden [12]	3–1	Chile	Stockholm	Kungliga tennishallen	Hard (i)	[20]

T = Ties, M = Matches, S = Sets

Group	Winners				Runners-up				Third
	Nation	T	M	S	Nation	T	M	S	Nation	T	M	S
A	Spain	–	–	–	Russia	–	–	–	Ecuador	–	–	–
B	Canada	–	–	–	Kazakhstan	–	–	–	Sweden	–	–	–
C	France	–	–	–	Great Britain	–	–	–	Czech Republic	–	–	–
D	Croatia	–	–	–	Australia	–	–	–	Hungary	–	–	–
E	United States	–	–	–	Italy	–	–	–	Colombia	–	–	–
F	Serbia	–	–	–	Germany	–	–	–	Austria	–	–	–

Date: 6–9 March 2020

Twenty-four teams will play for twelve spots in the World Group I, in series decided on a home and away basis.

These twenty-four teams are:

• 12 losing teams from their Group I zone.
• 12 winning teams from their Group II zone.

The 12 winning teams from the play-offs will play at the World Group I and the 12 losing teams will play at the World Group II.

Home team	Score	Away team	Location	Venue	Surface	Ref.
Ukraine	3–2	Chinese Taipei	Zaporizhia	Palace of Sports	Hard (i)	[33]
Pakistan	3–0	Slovenia	Islamabad	Pakistan Sports Complex	Grass	[34]
Bolivia	3–1	Dominican Republic	Santa Cruz de la Sierra	Club de Tenis Santa Cruz	Clay	[35]
Turkey	1–3	Israel	Antalya	Club Megasaray Tennis Centre	Clay	[36]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	3–1	South Africa	Zenica	Arena Zenica	Hard (i)	[37]
Mexico	2–3	Finland	Metepec	Club Deportivo La Asunción	Clay	[38]
Lebanon	3–1	Thailand	Jounieh	Automobile and Touring Club of Lebanon	Clay	[39]
New Zealand	3–1	Venezuela	Auckland	ASB Tennis Centre	Hard	[40]
Peru	3–1	Switzerland	Lima	Club Lawn Tennis de la Exposición	Clay	[41]
Norway	4–0	Barbados	Oslo	Oslo Tennis Arena	Hard (i)	[42]
Lithuania	0–4	Portugal	Šiauliai	Šiauliai Tennis Academy	Hard (i)	[43]
Romania	w/o	China	Piatra Neamț	Polyvalent Hall	Hard (i)	[44]

Date: 6–7 March 2020

Twenty-four teams will play for twelve spots in the World Group II, in series decided on a home and away basis.

These twenty-four teams are:

• 12 losing teams from their Group II zone:
• 12 teams from their Group III zone:
  • 4 from Europe
  • 3 from Asia/Oceania,
  • 3 from Americas, and
  • 2 from Africa.

The 12 winning teams from the play-offs will play at the World Group II and the 12 losing teams will play at the Group III of the corresponding continental zone.

Home team	Score	Away team	Location	Venue	Surface	Ref.
Latvia	4–1	Egypt	Jūrmala	National Tennis Centre Lielupe	Hard (i)	[57]
Paraguay	4–0	Sri Lanka	Asunción	Club Internacional de Tenis	Clay	[58]
Morocco	4–0	Vietnam	Marrakesh	Royal Tennis Club de Marrakech	Clay	[59]
Indonesia	4–0	Kenya	Jakarta	Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex	Hard	[60]
Guatemala	1–3	Tunisia	Guatemala City	Federación Nacional De Tenis	Hard	[61]
Costa Rica	1–4	Bulgaria	San José	Costa Rica Country Club	Hard	[62]
Poland	4–0	Hong Kong	Kalisz	Arena Kalisz	Hard (i)	[63]
Zimbabwe	3–1	Syria	Harare	Harare Sports Club	Hard	[64]
Philippines	1–4	Greece	Metro Manila	Philippine Columbian Association	Clay (i)	[65]
Denmark	5–0	Puerto Rico	Holbæk	Holbæk Sportsby	Hard (i)	[66]
El Salvador	3–1	Jamaica	San Salvador	Polideportivo de Ciudad Merliot	Hard	[67]
Georgia	1–4	Estonia	Tbilisi	Alex Metreveli Tennis Club	Hard	[68]

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Dates: 6–11 September 2021 [69]

Location: Ashgabat Indoor Tennis Arena, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan (hard)

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Dates: 22–26 June 2021 [69]

Location: Tennis Club Jug, Skopje, North Macedonia (clay)

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Dates: 21–26 June 2021 [69]

Location: Complexe Sportif La Concorde, Brazzaville, Congo (hard)

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