Bosnia and Herzegovina Davis Cup team
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
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Captain |
Amer Delić |
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ITF ranking |
37 |
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First year |
1996 |
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Years played |
21 |
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Ties played (W–L) |
88 (49 - 39) |
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Years in World Group |
0 (0 - 0) |
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Most total wins |
Mirza Bašić (23-11) |
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Most singles wins |
Merid Zahirović (17-5) |
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Most doubles wins |
Mirza Bašić (14 - 5) |
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Best doubles team |
Tomislav Brkić & Mirza Bašić (11-4) |
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Most ties played |
Haris Bašalić (24) |
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Most years played |
Tomislav Brkić (8) |
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The Bosnia and Herzegovina Davis Cup team represents Bosnia and Herzegovina in Davis Cup tennis competition and is governed by the Tennis Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Bosnia and Herzegovina was promoted to the Europe/Africa Zone Group I in September 2016. Before that they played in Group II and lost in the promotion round three times: 2010, 2011, 2013.
History
Bosnia and Herzegovina competed in its' first Davis Cup in 1996. Bosnian players previously represented Yugoslavia.
Notable former players that represented Bosnia in the Davis Cup include Amer Delić and Ivan Dodig, the latter of whom played for his hometown country of Bosnia up until 2006.[1]
Current Team
Player information and rankings as of 17 September 2016
Reserve Players
Results and schedule
1996-1999
Year |
Competition |
Date |
Surface |
Location |
Opponent |
Score |
Result |
1996 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
20 May |
Hard |
Istanbul, Turkey |
Armenia |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
21 May |
Hard |
Istanbul, Turkey |
Tunisia |
2–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
22 May |
Hard |
Istanbul, Turkey |
Turkey |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
23 May |
Hard |
Istanbul, Turkey |
Georgia |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
24 May |
Hard |
Istanbul, Turkey |
Liechtenstein |
2–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
26 May |
Hard |
Istanbul, Turkey |
Benin |
3–0 |
Won |
1997 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
22 January |
Hard |
Dakar, Senegal |
Luxembourg |
2-1 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
23 January |
Hard |
Dakar, Senegal |
Senegal |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
24 January |
Hard |
Dakar, Senegal |
Armenia |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III First round |
25 January |
Hard |
Dakar, Senegal |
Ethiopia |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Final |
26 January |
Hard |
Dakar, Senegal |
San Marino |
3–0 |
Won |
1998 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
21 January |
Hard |
Lomé, Togo |
Togo |
1–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
22 January |
Hard |
Lomé, Togo |
Kenya |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
23 January |
Hard |
Lomé, Togo |
Greece |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III First round |
24 January |
Hard |
Lomé, Togo |
Madagascar |
2–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Final |
25 January |
Hard |
Lomé, Togo |
Kenya |
3–0 |
Won |
1999 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
24 February |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Egypt |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
25 February |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Nigeria |
2–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
26 February |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Benin |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III First round |
27 February |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Luxembourg |
0–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Final |
28 February |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Tunisia |
2–0 |
Won |
2000-2009
Year |
Competition |
Date |
Surface |
Location |
Opponent |
Score |
Result |
2000 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group A |
24 May |
Clay |
Tunis, Tunisia |
Togo |
2–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group A |
25 May |
Clay |
Tunis, Tunisia |
Georgia |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group A |
26 May |
Clay |
Tunis, Tunisia |
Malta |
1–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III First round |
27 May |
Clay |
Tunis, Tunisia |
Monaco |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Final |
28 May |
Clay |
Tunis, Tunisia |
Georgia |
1–2 |
Lost |
2001 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
23 May |
Clay |
Port Louis, Mauritius |
Egypt |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
24 May |
Clay |
Port Louis, Mauritius |
Mauritius |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III First round |
26 May |
Clay |
Port Louis, Mauritius |
Bulgaria |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Final |
27 May |
Clay |
Port Louis, Mauritius |
Macedonia |
2–1 |
Won |
2002 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
3 April |
Clay |
Antalya, Turkey |
Iceland |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
4 April |
Clay |
Antalya, Turkey |
Botswana |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
5 April |
Clay |
Antalya, Turkey |
Turkey |
2–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Promotion play-offs |
6 April |
Clay |
Antalya, Turkey |
Andorra |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Promotion play-offs |
7 April |
Clay |
Antalya, Turkey |
Monaco |
0–3 |
Lost |
2003 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
11 June |
Clay |
Jūrmala, Latvia |
Georgia |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
12 June |
Clay |
Jūrmala, Latvia |
Cyprus |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
13 June |
Clay |
Jūrmala, Latvia |
Turkey |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Relegation play-offs |
14 June |
Clay |
Jūrmala, Latvia |
Moldova |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Relegation play-offs |
15 June |
Clay |
Jūrmala, Latvia |
Macedonia |
0–3 |
Relegated |
2004 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group IV Group B |
15 July |
Clay |
Chişinău, Moldova |
Rwanda |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group IV Group B |
16 July |
Clay |
Chişinău, Moldova |
Moldova |
2–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group IV Group B |
16 July |
Clay |
Chişinău, Moldova |
Uganda |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group IV Promotion play-offs |
17 July |
Clay |
Chişinău, Moldova |
Mauritius |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group IV Promotion play-offs |
18 July |
Clay |
Chişinău, Moldova |
Armenia |
3–0 |
Promoted |
2005 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
27 April |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Lithuania |
2–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
28 April |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Egypt |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
29 April |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Madagascar |
2–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Promotion play-offs |
30 April |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Macedonia |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Promotion play-offs |
31 April |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Andorra |
1–2 |
Lost |
2006 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
19 July |
Clay |
Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Moldova |
2–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
20 July |
Clay |
Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Monaco |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
21 July |
Clay |
Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Turkey |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Relegation play-offs |
22 July |
Clay |
Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Armenia |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Relegation play-offs |
23 July |
Clay |
Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Andorra |
2–1 |
Won |
2007 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group A |
9 May |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Moldova |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group A |
10 May |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Lithuania |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group A |
11 May |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Ireland |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Relegation play-offs |
12 May |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
Iceland |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Relegation play-offs |
13 May |
Clay |
Cairo, Egypt |
San Marino |
3–0 |
Won |
2008 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
7 May |
Clay |
Yerevan, Armenia |
Ghana |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
8 May |
Clay |
Yerevan, Armenia |
Estonia |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
9 May |
Clay |
Yerevan, Armenia |
Lithuania |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Promotion play-offs |
10 May |
Clay |
Yerevan, Armenia |
Moldova |
0–3 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Promotion play-offs |
11 May |
Clay |
Yerevan, Armenia |
Norway |
1–2 |
Lost |
2009 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
1 April |
Clay |
Tunis, Tunisia |
Namibia |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
2 April |
Clay |
Tunis, Tunisia |
Andorra |
3–0 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Group B |
3 April |
Clay |
Tunis, Tunisia |
Norway |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Promotion play-offs |
4 April |
Clay |
Tunis, Tunisia |
Morocco |
1–2 |
Lost |
Europe/Africa Zone Group III Promotion play-offs |
5 April |
Clay |
Tunis, Tunisia |
Tunisia |
2–1 |
Promoted |
2010-
Year |
Competition |
Date |
Surface |
Location |
Opponent |
Score |
Result |
2010 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 1st round |
5–7 March |
Clay |
Veles, Macedonia |
Macedonia |
3–2 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 2nd round |
9–11 July |
Clay |
Tallinn, Estonia |
Estonia |
3–2 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 3rd round |
17–19 September |
Clay |
Cruz Quebrada, Portugal |
Portugal |
2–3 |
Lost |
2011 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 1st round |
4–6 March |
Clay |
Marrakesh, Morocco |
Morocco |
3–2 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 2nd round |
8–10 July |
Hard |
Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Estonia |
3–2 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 3rd round |
16–18 September |
Hard |
Hillerød, Denmark |
Denmark |
2–3 |
Lost |
2012 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 1st round |
10–12 February |
Hard |
Ankara, Turkey |
Turkey |
3–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 2nd round |
6–8 April |
Hard |
Minsk, Belarus |
Belarus |
1–4 |
Lost |
2013 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 1st round |
1–3 February |
Hard |
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Luxembourg |
4–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 2nd round |
5–7 April |
Clay |
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Moldova |
1–3 |
Lost |
2014 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 1st round |
31 Jan – 2 Feb |
Carpet |
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Greece |
3–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 2nd round |
4–6 April |
Hard |
Helsinki, Finland |
Finland |
3–2 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 3rd round |
12–14 September |
Hard |
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Lithuania |
2–3 |
Lost |
2015 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 1st round |
6–8 March |
Hard |
Harare, Zimbabwe |
Zimbabwe |
4–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 2nd round |
17-19 July |
Clay |
Siófok, Hungary |
Hungary |
2–3 |
Lost |
2016 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 1st round |
4–6 March |
Carpet |
Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Tunisia |
3–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 2nd round |
15-17 July |
Clay |
Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Turkey |
3–1 |
Won |
Europe/Africa Zone Group II 3rd round |
16–18 September |
Hard |
Vilnius, Lithuania |
Lithuania |
5-0 |
Promoted |
2017 |
Europe/Africa Zone Group I 1st round |
3–5 February |
TBD |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Poland |
TBD |
TBD |
See also
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