Netherlands Davis Cup team

Netherlands
Netherlands
Captain	Paul Haarhuis
ITF ranking	4 (25 November 2024)
Highest ITF ranking	4 (25 November 2024)
Colors	Orange & White
First year	1920
Years played	96
Ties played (W–L)	184 (85−98)
Years in; World Group	24 (20−27)
Runners-up	1 (2024)
Most total wins	Hendrik Timmer (43−22)
Most singles wins	Hendrik Timmer and Robin Haase (32−15)
Most doubles wins	Paul Haarhuis (16−10)
Best doubles team	Robin Haase /; Jean-Julien Rojer (8−5)
Most ties played	Robin Haase (28)
Most years played	Paul Haarhuis (16)

The Netherlands Davis Cup team represents the Netherlands in Davis Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Royal Dutch Lawn Tennis Association.

The team best performance is reaching the final in 2024.^[1]

The team also reached the top four in 1920 and 2001. They made their World Group debut in 1990.

Current team (2024)

Tallon Griekspoor (singles)
Botic van de Zandschulp (singles)
Jesper de Jong (singles)
Wesley Koolhof (doubles)
Robin Haase (doubles)

Recent performances

A list of all match-ups since 2000

Year	Competition	Date	Location	Opponent	Surface	Score	Result
2000	World Group, First round	4–6 Feb	Leipzig (GER)	Germany	Carpet	1–4	Loss
2000	World Group qualifying round	14–16 Jul	Tashkent (UZB)	Uzbekistan	Clay	4–1	Win
2001	World Group, First round	9–11 Feb	Eindhoven (NED)	Spain	Carpet	4–1	Win
	World Group, Quarterfinal	6–8 Apr	's-Hertogenbosch (NED)	Germany	Carpet	4–1	Win
	World Group, Semifinal	21–23 Sep	Rotterdam (NED)	France	Carpet	2–3	Loss
2002	World Group, First round	8–10 Feb	Metz (FRA)	France	Clay	2–3	Loss
2002	World Group qualifying round	20–22 Sep	Turku (FIN)	Finland	Carpet	4–1	Win
2003	World Group, First round	7–9 Feb	Arnhem (NED)	Switzerland	Carpet	2–3	Loss
2003	World Group Playoffs	19–21 Sep	Zwolle (NED)	India	Hard	5–0	Win
2004	World Group, First round	6–8 Feb	Maastricht (NED)	Canada	Clay	4–1	Win
2004	World Group, Quarterfinals	9–11 Apr	Palma de Majorca (ESP)	Spain	Clay	1–4	Loss
2005	World Group, First round	4–6 Mar	Fribourg (SUI)	Switzerland	Hard	3–2	Win
2005	World Group, Quarterfinals	15–17 Jul	Bratislava (SVK)	Slovakia	Hard	1–4	Loss
2006	World Group, First round	10–12 Feb	Amsterdam (NED)	Russia	Carpet	0–5	Loss
2006	World Group Playoffs	22–24 Sep	Leiden (NED)	Czech Republic	Carpet	1–4	Loss
2007	Europe/Africa Group I, Second round	6–8 Apr	Birmingham (GBR)	Great Britain	Hard	1–4	Loss
2007	Europe/Africa Group I, First round playoffs	21–23 Sep	Rotterdam (NED)	Portugal	Hard	5–0	Win
2008	Europe/Africa Group I, Second round	11–13 Apr	Skopje (MKD)	Macedonia	Clay	4–1	Win
2008	World Group Playoffs	19–21 Sep	Apeldoorn (NED)	South Korea	Clay	3–2	Win
2009	World Group, First round	6–8 Mar	Buenos Aires (ARG)	Argentina	Clay	0–5	Loss
2009	World Group Playoffs	18–20 Sep	Maastricht (NED)	France	Clay	1–4	Loss
2010	Europe/Africa Group I, Second round	7–9 May	Zoetermeer (NED)	Italy	Hard	1–4	Loss
2010	Europe/Africa Group I, First round playoffs	9–11 Jul	Minsk (BLR)	Belarus	Hard	4–1	Win
2011	Europe/Africa Group I, First round	4–6 Mar	Kharkiv (UKR)	Ukraine	Hard	3–2	Win
2011	Europe/Africa Group I, Second round	8–10 Jul	Potchefstroom (RSA)	South Africa	Hard	1–3	Loss
2012	Europe/Africa Group I, First round	10-12 Feb	's-Hertogenbosch (NED)	Finland	Hard	5–0	Win
	Europe/Africa Group I, Second round	6–8 Apr	Amsterdam (NED)	Romania	Hard	5–0	Win
	World Group Playoffs	14–16 Sep	Amsterdam (NED)	Switzerland	Clay	2–3	Loss
2013	Europe/Africa Group I, Second round	5–7 Apr	Brasov (ROU)	Romania	Hard	5–0	Win
2013	World Group Playoffs	13–15 Sep	Groningen (NED)	Austria	Clay	5–0	Win
2014	World Group, First round	31 Jan–2 Feb	Ostrava (CZE)	Czech Republic	Hard	2–3	Loss
2014	World Group Playoffs	12–14 Sep	Amsterdam (NED)	Croatia	Clay	2–3	Loss
2015	Europe/Africa Group I, Second round	17–19 July	Brasov (AUT)	Austria	Clay	3–2	Win
2015	World Group Playoffs	18-20 Sep	Geneva (SUI)	Switzerland	Hard (i)	1–4	Loss
2016	Europe/Africa Group I, Second round	15–17 Jul	Moscow (RUS)	Russia	Hard	1–4	Loss
2016	Europe/Africa Group I, 1st round play-offs	16–18 Sep	Båstad (SWE)	Sweden	Clay	5–0	Win
2017	Europe/Africa Group I, Second round	7–9 Apr	Zenica (BIH)	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Hard (i)	3–1	Win
2017	World Group Playoffs	15–17 Sep	The Hague (NED)	Czech Republic	Clay (i)	3–2	Win
2018	World Group, First round	2–4 Feb	Albertville (FRA)	France	Hard (i)	1–3	Loss
2018	World Group Playoffs	14–16 Sep	Toronto (CAN)	Canada	Hard (i)	1–3	Loss
2019	Qualifying round	1–2 Feb	Ostrava (CZE)	Czech Republic	Hard (i)	3–1	Win
	Finals, Group E	19 Nov	Madrid (ESP)	Kazakhstan	Hard (i)	1–2	Lost
	Finals, Group E	20 Nov	Madrid (ESP)	Great Britain	Hard (i)	1–2	Lost
2020	Qualifying round	6–7 Mar	Nur-Sultan (KAZ)	Kazakhstan	Hard (i)	1–3	Lost
2021	World Group I	18–19 Sep	Montevideo (URU)	Uruguay	Clay	4–0	Win
2022	Qualifying round	4–5 Mar	The Hague (NED)	Canada	Clay	4–0	Win
	Finals, Group D	13 Sep	Glasgow (SCO)	Kazakhstan	Hard (i)	2–1	Win
		16 Sep		Great Britain		2–1	Win
		18 Sep		United States		2–1	Win
	Finals, Quarterfinal	22 Nov	Malaga (ESP)	Australia		0–2	Lost
2023	Qualifying round	4–5 Feb	Groningen (NED)	Slovakia	Hard (i)	4–0	Win
	Finals, Group D	12 Sep	Split (CRO)	Finland		2-1	Win
		14 Sep		United States		2-1	Win
		17 Sep		Croatia		1-2	Lost
	Finals, Quarterfinal	22 Nov	Malaga (ESP)	Italy		1-2	Lost
2024	Qualifying round	2-3 Feb	Groningen (NED)	Switzerland	Hard (i)	3-2	Win
	Finals, Group A	10 Sep	Bologna (ITA)	Belgium		1-2	Lost
		12 Sep		Brazil		2-1	Win
		15 Sep		Italy		1-2	Lost
	Finals, Quarterfinal	19 Nov	Malaga (ESP)	Spain		2-1	Win
	Finals, Semifinal	22 Nov		Germany		2-0	Win
	Finals, Final	24 Nov		Italy		0-2	Lost

History

The Netherlands competed in its first Davis Cup in 1920.

Date	Opponent	Score	Location	Group	Round	Result
26-09-1999	Ecuador	3-2	Away	WG QR	First round	W
04-04-1999	France	1-4	Away	WG	First round	L
27-09-1998	Ecuador	5-0	Home	WG QR	First round	W
05-04-1998	Belgium	2-3	Away	WG	First round	L
06-04-1997	United States	1-4	Away	WG	Quarterfinal	L
09-02-1997	Romania	3-2	Away	WG	First round	W
22-09-1996	New Zealand	4-1	Home	WG QR	First round	W
11-02-1996	India	2-3	Away	WG	First round	L
02-04-1995	Germany	1-4	Home	WG	Quarterfinal	L
05-02-1995	Switzerland	4-1	Away	WG	First round	W
17-07-1994	United States	2-3	Home	WG	Quarterfinal	L
27-03-1994	Belgium	5-0	Home	WG	First round	W
18-07-1993	Sweden	1-4	Home	WG	Quarterfinal	L
28-03-1993	Spain	3-2	Away	WG	First round	W
27-09-1992	Uruguay	4-1	Home	WG QR	First round	W
02-02-1992	Switzerland	1-4	Home	WG	First round	L
22-09-1991	Mexico	5-0	Away	WG QR	First round	W
05-05-1991	Portugal	4-1	Away	EA G1	Semifinal	W
23-09-1990	Canada	2-3	Away	WG QR	First round	L
04-02-1990	Germany	2-3	Away	WG	First round	L
23-07-1989	India	5-0	Home	WG QR	First round	W
07-05-1989	Portugal	4-1	Home	EA G1	Semifinal	w
24-07-1988	Soviet Union	0-5	Away	EUR G1	Final	L
12-06-1988	Senegal	3-2	Home	EUR G1	Semifinal	w
26-07-1987	Soviet Union	1-4	Home	EUR	Semifinal	L
14-06-1987	Ireland	4-1	Away	EUR	Quarterfinal	W
20-07-1986	Israel	1-3	Home	EUR	Semifinal	L
15-06-1986	Nigeria	3-2	Away	EUR	Quarterfinal	W
11-05-1986	Saudi Arabia ^	w/o		EUR	First round	(W)
16-06-1985	Israel	1-4	Away	EUR	Quarterfinal	L
12-05-1985	Finland	4-1	Home	EUR	First round	W
17-06-1984	Spain	2-3	Home	EUR	Quarterfinal	L
10-07-1983	Switzerland	1-3	Away	EUR	Semifinal	L
12-06-1983	Egypt	4-1	Away	EUR	Quarterfinal	W
08-05-1983	Portugal	4-1	Away	EUR	First round	W
13-06-1982	Denmark	0-3	Away	EUR	Quarterfinal	L
27-09-1981	Soviet Union	0-5	Away	EUR	Final	L
11-07-1981	Finland	5-0	Away	EUR	Semifinal	W
14-06-1981	Ireland	4-1	Home	EUR	Quarterfinal	W
10-02-1980	Spain	1-4	Away	EUR PR	Quarterfinal	L
16-09-1979	Denmark	3-2	Home	EUR PR	First round	W
18-03-1979	France	2-3	Home	EUR PR	Quarterfinal	L
17-09-1978	Norway	4-1	Home	EUR PR	First round	W
19-03-1978	Czechoslovakia	1-3	Away	EUR PR	Quarterfinal	L
18-09-1977	Greece	4-1	Home	EUR PR	First round	W
24-04-1977	Yugoslavia	0-5	Home	EUR PR	Quarterfinal	L
26-09-1976	Israel	5-0	Home	EUR PR	First round	W
28-09-1975	Belgium	1-4	Away	EUR PR	First round	L
04-05-1975	Hungary	0-5	Away	EUR PR	Quarterfinal	L
26-05-1974	Sweden	1-4	Away	EUR	First round	L
12-05-1974	Finland	4-1	Home	EUR PR	Quarterfinal	W
20-05-1973	Romania	2-3	Home	EUR	Quarterfinal	L
05-05-1973	Israel	4-1	Away	EUR	First round	W
22-05-1972	Italy	1-4	Away	EUR	Quarterfinal	L
07-05-1972	Norway	5-0	Home	EUR	First round	W
02-05-1971	Romania	0-5	Away	EUR challenge	First round	L
10-05-1970	Greece	1-4	Away	EUR challenge	First round	L
11-05-1969	Canada	2-3	Home	EUR challenge	First round	L
06-05-1968	Spain	2-3	Away	EUR challenge	First round	L
06-05-1967	South Africa	2-3	Home	EUR challenge	First round	L
15-05-1966	South Africa	1-4	Home	EUR challenge	Quarterfinal	L
01-05-1966	Ireland	5-0	Home	EUR challenge	First round	W
02-05-1965	South Africa	0-4	Home	EUR challenge	First round	L
17-05-1964	France	0-5	Away	EUR challenge	Second round	L
03-05-1964	Hungary	3-2	Home	EUR challenge	First round	W
05-05-1963	Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland	1-4	Home	EUR challenge	First round	L
07-05-1962	Soviet Union	0-5	Home	EUR challenge	First round	L
04-06-1961	Germany	0-5	Home	EUR challenge	Second round	L
07-05-1961	Switzerland	3-2	Away	EUR challenge	First round	W
15-05-1960	United Kingdom	0-5	Home	EUR challenge	Second round	L
01-05-1960	Norway	3-2	Away	EUR challenge	First round	W
03-05-1959	Belgium	1-4	Away	EUR challenge	First round	L
27-04-1958	Germany	0-4	Away	EUR challenge	First round	L
20-05-1957	Italy	0-5	Home	EUR challenge	Second round	L
28-04-1957	Norway	4-1	Home	EUR challenge	First round	W
13-05-1956	Chile	0-5	Home	EUR challenge	Second round	L
29-04-1956	Turkey	5-0	Away	EUR challenge	First round	W
01-05-1955	Ireland	2-3	Away	EUR challenge	First round	L
02-05-1954	Spain	1-4	Home	EUR challenge	First round	L
16-05-1953	Italy	0-5	Home	EUR challenge	Second round	L
03-05-1953	Sri Lanka	5-0	Home	EUR challenge	First round	W
18-05-1952	France	1-4	Away	EUR challenge	Second round	L
17-06-1951	Philippines	1-4	Home	EUR challenge	Quarterfinal	L
13-05-1951	Ireland	3-2	Home	EUR challenge	Second round	W
05-05-1951	Monaco	4-1	Home	EUR challenge	First round	W
07-05-1950	Sweden	1-4	Home	EUR challenge	First round	L
02-05-1949	South Africa	0-5	Home	EUR challenge	First round	L
12-06-1948	Great Britain	1-4	Away	EUR challenge	Quarterfinal	L
08-05-1948	Portugal	5-0	Home	EUR challenge	Second round	W
17-05-1947	South Africa	1-4	Home	EUR challenge	Second round	L
12-05-1946	Sweden	0-5	Away	EUR challenge	First round	L
07-05-1939	Poland	1-4	Away	EUR challenge	First round	L
07-05-1938	France	2-3	Home	EUR challenge	First round	L
02-05-1937	South Africa	0-5	Home	EUR challenge	First round	L
11-05-1936	France	1-4	Home	EUR challenge	Second round	L
03-05-1936	Monaco	3-2	Away	EUR challenge	First round	W
12-05-1935	Japan	0-5	Home	EUR challenge	First round	L
26-08-1934	Sweden	3-2	Away	EUR QR	Quarterfinal	W
05-08-1934	Monaco	4-1	Home	EUR QR	Second round	W
20-08-1933	Italy	2-3	Home	Europe - Qualifying Round	Quarterfinal	L
13-08-1933	Romania	4-1	Home	Europe - Round 2	Second round	W
21-05-1933	Germany	1-4	Away	Europe - Challenge	Second round	L
07-05-1933	Poland	3-2	Home	Europe - Challenge	First round	W
17-05-1932	Poland	1-4	Away	Europe - Challenge	Second round	L
17-05-1931	Italy	0-3	Away	Europe - Challenge	Second round	L
01-06-1930	Czechoslovakia	2-3	Home	Europe - Challenge	Quarterfinal	L
18-05-1930	Finland	4-1	Home	Europe - Challenge	Second round	W
09-06-1929	Hungary	2-3	Away	Europe - Challenge	Quarterfinal	L
19-05-1929	Egypt	4-1	Home	Europe - Challenge	Second round	W
01-05-1929	Portugal	w/o		Europe - Challenge	First round	(W)
24-06-1928	Czechoslovakia	2-3	Away	Europe - Challenge	Semifinal	L
09-06-1928	Austria	3-0	Home	Europe - Challenge	Quarterfinal	W
20-05-1928	Hungary	3-2	Home	Europe - Challenge	Second round	W
12-05-1928	Ireland	5-0	Away	Europe - Challenge	First round	W
05-05-1927	Denmark	1-4	Away	Europe - Challenge	First round	L
18-05-1926	Italy	2-3	Away	Europe - Challenge	Second round	L
09-05-1926	Belgium	3-2	Home	Europe - Challenge	First round	W
20-07-1925	France	0-4	Home	Europe - Challenge	Final	L
12-07-1925	India	4-1	Home	Europe - Challenge	Semifinal	W
14-06-1925	Sweden	5-0	Home	Europe - Challenge	Quarterfinal	W
18-05-1925	Czechoslovakia	3-2	Home	Europe - Challenge	First round	W
31-05-1924	India	1-4	Home	Europe - Challenge	Second round	L
11-07-1923	Spain	0-5	Great Britain	Europe - Challenge	Semifinal	L
03-06-1923	Italy	5-0	Home	Europe - Challenge	Quarterfinal	W
01-09-1920	United States	w/o		World Group - Qualifying Round	Final	(L)
01-08-1920	Canada	w/o		World Group - Qualifying Round	Semifinal	(W)
13-06-1920	South Africa	3-2	Home	World Group - Qualifying Round	First round	W

External links

Team page on DavisCup.com, the official website of the Davis Cup

References

^ "Griekspoor and Botic seal historic Davis Cup night for Netherlands". ATPTour. 22 November 2024.

[1] "Griekspoor and Botic seal historic Davis Cup night for Netherlands". ATPTour. 22 November 2024.

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