46 nations announce teams for 2024 Davis Cup World Group I & II Play-offs in February
Tsitsipas, Hurkacz and Ruud among 215 players set to compete in 22 home-and-away ties across the world on either 2-3 or 3-4 February
12 Davis Cup Qualifiers ties also taking place over packed first weekend in February, with winners progressing to Finals Group Stage in September
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The 46 nations competing in the 2024 Davis Cup World Group I & World Group II Play-offs have announced their teams for ties being played over the first weekend of February.
The list of 215 players nominated by their nations includes ATP Top 20 stars Stefanos Tsitsipas (Greece), Hubert Hurkacz (Poland) and Casper Ruud (Norway).
The ties take place over a bumper weekend in the men’s World Cup of Tennis, with 24 nations also set to contest the Davis Cup Qualifiers (1-4 February).
Ties will be played as best-of-five matches, with two singles matches on day one, followed by the doubles match and the two reverse singles matches on day two. All matches are played as best-of-three tiebreak sets.
What’s at stake
The winning nations from the World Group I Play-offs will play a World Group I tie in September. The losing nations will play a World Group II tie in September.
The winning nations from the World Group II Play-offs will play a World Group II tie in September. The losing nations will compete in their regional Group III event later in 2024.
In the Qualifiers, the 12 winning nations will advance to the Davis Cup Finals Group Stage in September, where they will join 2023 champions Italy, 2023 runners-up Australia and wild cards Great Britain and Spain. The Finals Group Stage will be held at four venues, with eight teams progressing to the Davis Cup Final 8 Knockout Stage in Malaga in November.
The 12 losing nations will compete in World Group I ties in September.
2024 Davis Cup World Group I Play-offs team selections
Colombia v Luxembourg
Dates: Friday 2-Saturday 3 February
Venue: Club Bellavista Colsubsidio, Bogota, Colombia (clay, outdoors)
Team selections here
Lebanon v Japan
Dates: Friday 2-Saturday 3 February
Venue: Smash Sporting Club, Cairo, Egypt (clay, outdoors)
Team selections here
Ireland v Austria
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: UL Sport Arena, Limerick, Ireland (hard, indoors)
Team selections here
Egypt v Ecuador
Dates: Friday 2-Saturday 3 February
Venue: El Gezira Sporting Club, Cairo, Egypt (clay, outdoors)
Team selections here
Norway v Latvia
Dates: Friday 2-Saturday 3 February
Venue: Gjovik Olympic Cavern Hall, Gjovik, Norway (hard, indoors)
Team selections here
Greece v Romania
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: Liossia Olympic Sports Hall, Athens, Greece (hard, indoors)
Team selections here
Bulgaria v Bosnia & Herzegovina
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: Avenue Tennis Center, Burgas, Bulgaria (hard, indoors)
Team selections here
Uzbekistan v Poland
Dates: Friday 2-Saturday 3 February
Venue: Humo Arena, Tashkent, Uzbekistan (hard, indoors)
Team selections here
New Zealand v Turkiye
Dates: Friday 2-Saturday 3 February
Venue: ASB Tennis Arena, Auckland, New Zealand (hard, outdoors)
Team selections here
Mexico v Denmark
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: Hacienda San Javier, Guadalajara (clay, outdoors)
Team selections here
Pakistan v India
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: Pakistan Sports Complex, Islamabad, Pakistan (grass, outdoors)
Team selections here
Lithuania v Georgia
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: SEB Arena, Vilnius, Lithuania (hard, indoors)
Team selections here
2024 Davis Cup World Group II Play-offs team selections
Iran v Estonia
**Tie postponed for safety reasons. Tie will be rescheduled to take place at a neutral venue on a date to be announced in due course.
Uruguay v Moldova
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: Carrasco Lawn Tennis Club, Montevideo, Uruguay (clay, outdoors)
Team selections here
China, P.R. v Slovenia
Dates: Friday 2-Saturday 3 February
Venue: Guangzhou Development District International Tennis School, Guangzhou, China, P.R. (hard, outdoors)
Team selections here
Tunisia v Costa Rica
Dates: Friday 2-Saturday 3 February
Venue: Courts de Tennis – Cite Nationale Sportive El Menzah, Tunis, Tunisia (hard, outdoors)
Team selections here
El Salvador v Pacific Oceania
Dates: Friday 2-Saturday 3 February
Venue: Polideportivo de Ciudad Merliot Santa Tecla, Santa Tecla, El Salvador (hard, outdoors)
Team selections here
Hong Kong, China v Zimbabwe
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: Victoria Park Tennis Stadium, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China (hard, outdoors)
Team selections here
Jamaica v Barbados
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: Eric Bell National Tennis Centre, Kingston, Jamaica (hard, outdoors)
Team selections here
Cyprus v Morocco
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: National Tennis Centre, Nicosia, Cyprus (hard, outdoors)
Team selections here
Vietnam v South Africa
Dates: Friday 2-Saturday 3 February
Venue: Hanaka Paris Ocean Park, Tu Son, Vietnam (hard, outdoors)
Team selections here
Togo v Indonesia
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: Stade Omnisport de Lome, Lome, Togo (hard, outdoors)
Team selections here
Bolivia v Thailand
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: Club de Tenis La Paz, La Paz, Bolivia (clay, outdoors)
Team selections here
Paraguay v Monaco
Dates: Saturday 3-Sunday 4 February
Venue: Club Internacional de Tenis, Asuncion, Paraguay (clay, outdoors)
Team selections here
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