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Croatia Davis Cup team

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Croatia men's national tennis team
Croatia
CaptainIvan Dodig
ITF ranking8 (25 November 2024)
Highest ITF ranking1 (5 December 2005)
ColorsRed and white
First year1993
Years played32
Ties played (W–L)80 (49–31)
Years in
World Group		22 (30–22)
Davis Cup titles2 (2005,2018)
Runners-up2 (2016,2021)
Most total winsMarin Čilić (43–23)
Most singles winsMarin Čilić (33–17)
Most doubles winsGoran Ivanišević (13–5)
Ivan Ljubičić (13–6)
Best doubles teamNikola Mektić &Mate Pavić (7-2)
Most ties playedMarin Čilić (34)
Most years playedMarin Čilić (15)
Croatia in 2018 with their second Davis Cup title

TheCroatia men's national tennis team representsCroatia in theDavis Cup and is governed by theCroatian Tennis Association.Croatia won the Davis Cup twice, in2005 and2018, and was runner-up in2016 and2021.

History

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See also:Yugoslavia Davis Cup team

Croatia competed in its first Davis Cup in1993 in Europe/Africa Group I semifinals beatingZimbabwe 3–2. In 1994 Croatia beatPortugal 4–0 in qualification round thus ensuring its first time appearance in World Group in1995. Croatia lost in its debut fromGermany and failed to qualify in the World Group again until2002 where they beatGermany and earned its first quarterfinals. In2005 Croatia won its first Davis Cup overSlovakia as the first unseeded nation to win the title, and also reached No. 1 at theITF rankings for the first time. Croatia reached semifinals in2009 but lost toCzech Republic 4–1. In2016 Croatia reached the finals for the second time, again as unseeded nation, but lost toArgentina. Two years later, in2018, Croatia won its second title by beating defending championFrance, thus becoming the last Davis Cup champion in the old best-of-five competition format, and also the 10th country overall with more than one title.

Results and fixtures

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The following are lists of match results and scheduled matches for the current year.

  Win  Loss  Fixture

2025

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2025 Davis Cup Qualifiers first round
Croatia
3		Gradski vrt Hall,Osijek,Croatia[1]
31 January–1 February 2025
Hard (i)
Slovakia
1
123
1Croatia
Slovakia		Duje Ajduković
Lukáš Klein		77
64		 6
3		  
2Croatia
Slovakia		Dino Prižmić
Jozef Kovalík		 6
2		 6
2		  
3Croatia
Slovakia		Nikola Mektić / Mate Pavić
Miloš Karol / Lukáš Klein		77
64		 7
5		  
4Croatia
Slovakia		Matej Dodig
Norbert Gombos		4
6		4
6		  
5Croatia
Slovakia		Dino Prižmić
Lukáš Klein		   not
played
2025 Davis Cup Qualifiers second round
Croatia
Gradski vrt Hall,Osijek,Croatia[2]
12–13 September 2025
Clay (i)
France
123
1Croatia
France		Dino Prižmić
Ugo Humbert		    
2Croatia
France		Duje Ajduković
Arthur Fils		    
3Croatia
France		Nikola Mektić / Mate Pavić
Benjamin Bonzi / Pierre-Hugues Herbert		    
4Croatia
France		Dino Prižmić
Arthur Fils		    
5Croatia
France		Duje Ajduković
Ugo Humbert		    

Current team

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The following players were called up for the2025 Davis Cup Qualifiers second round tie against France.[3]

Team nominations for Second Round Qualifier against France.
PlayerBornATP rankingDebutNomTiesWin-lossATP
Profile
SinglesDoublesSinglesDoublesTotal
Marin Cilic (1988-09-28)28 September 1988 (age 37)62=5752006293433–1710–643–23
Borna Coric (1996-11-14)14 November 1996 (age 29)105–2013161916–9–16–9
Dino Prižmić (2005-08-05)5 August 2005 (age 20)124–2023231–2–1–2
Mate Pavić (1993-07-04)4 July 1993 (age 32)–3201314200–110–1010–11
Nikola Mektić (1988-12-24)24 December 1988 (age 36)–9201111161–210–411–6

Players

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Key
Players that have won the Davis cup
BoldPlayers that are active for the national team
***
Still playing active tennis

Last updated: Croatia – Slovakia; 2 February 2025.

PlayerW-L
(Total)		W-L
(Singles)		W-L
(Doubles)		TiesCareer
Duje Ajduković4–23–21–042023–
Mario Ančić[A]21–1313–118–2181999–2009
Ivan Beroš1–01–00–011999
Ivan Cerović0–10–10–012006
Marin Čilić[B]43–2333–1710–6342006–
Borna Ćorić[B]16–916–90–0192013–
Mate Delić1–41–40–032014–2015
Ivan Dodig[B]12–182–710–11222010–2024
Matej Dodig1–11–10–022024–
Marin Draganja2–30–12–252014–2017
Viktor Galović1–11–10–022017–2018
Borna Gojo9–69–60–0152019–
Saša Hiršzon11–126–85–491994–1998
Goran Ivanišević[A]33–1120–613–5181993–2003
Roko Karanušić2–62–50–162005–2009
Ivo Karlović[A]13–149–104–4152000–2016
Željko Krajan1–21–20–031998–1999
Ivan Ljubičić[A]36–1923–1313–6221998–2010
Nikola Mektić11–61–210–4162011–
Goran Orešić1–11–10–021996
Ante Pavić0–10–10–012017
Mate Pavić[B]10–110–110–10202013–
Mili Poljičak***1–00–01–012024–
Dino Prižmić1–21–20–032023–
Goran Prpić1–51–30–221993
Nino Serdarušić***1–01–00–012021–
Igor Šarić2–02–00–021994–1996
Franko Škugor[B]3–51–32–262015–2020
Saša Tuksar0–20–20–022004–2006
Ivan Vajda0–10–10–012001
Antonio Veić1–21–20–032010–2012
Lovro Zovko6–95–21–7101998-2009
Total200–157155–12445–33801993–2025

Managers

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Last updated: Croatia – Slovakia; 2 February 2025.

NameTenureTiesWonLostWin %Best Result
CroatiaBruno Orešar199321150%1993 World Group, Qualifying round
CroatiaGoran Prpić1994110100%1994 Europe/Africa Group I, Semifinals
CroatiaŽeljko Franulović1994–199773443%1995 World Group, First round
Croatia Goran Prpić1998–200074357%1999 Europe/Africa Group I, Quarterfinals
CroatiaNikola Pilić2001–2005129375%2005 Champions
CroatiaIvan Ljubičić200621150%2006 World Group, Quarterfinals
Croatia Goran Prpić2007–2011116555%2009 World Group, Semifinals
CroatiaŽeljko Krajan2012–20191812667%2018 Champions
CroatiaFranko Škugor20192020%–
CroatiaVedran Martić2019–20231510567%2021 Final
CroatiaVelimir Zovko2024-present32167%
Totals80493161%

Davis Cup finals

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EditionRounds/OpponentsResults
20051R: United StatesQF: RomaniaSF: RussiaF: Slovakia1R: 3–2QF: 4–1SF: 3–2F: 3–2
20161R: BelgiumQF: United StatesSF: FranceF: Argentina1R: 3–2QF: 3–2SF: 3–2F: 2–3
20181R: CanadaQF: KazakhstanSF: United StatesF: France1R: 3–1QF: 3–1SF: 3–2F: 3–1
2021GS: Australia, HungaryQF: ItalySF: SerbiaF: RussiaGS: 3–0, 2–1QF: 2–1SF: 2–1F: 0–2

List of matches

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Here is the list of all match-ups since 1993, when Croatia started competing as a separate nation.

1990s

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YearCompetitionDateLocationOpponentScoreResult
1993Europe/Africa Group I, Semifinals30 Apr–2 MayHarare (ZIM) Zimbabwe3–2Win
World Group, Qualifying round24 –26 SepCopenhagen (DEN) Denmark2–3Loss
1994Europe/Africa Group I, Semifinals25–27 MarZagreb (CRO) Norway3–2Win
World Group, Qualifying round23–25 SepPorto (POR) Portugal4–0Win
1995World Group, First round3–5 FebKarlsruhe (GER) Germany1–4Loss
World Group, Qualifying round22–24 SepNew Delhi (IND) India2–3Loss
1996Europe/Africa Group I, Quarterfinals5–7 FebDubrovnik (CRO) Ukraine5–0Win
World Group, Qualifying round20–22 SepSplit (CRO) Australia1–4Loss
1997Europe/Africa Group I, First round7–9 FebOsijek (CRO) Morocco4–1Win
Europe/Africa Group I, Quarterfinals4–6 AprGraz (AUT) Austria2–3Loss
1998Europe/Africa Group I, First round13–15 FebHelsinki (FIN) Finland2–3Loss
Europe/Africa Group I, Relegation play-off25–27 SepOslo (NOR) Norway3–2Win
1999Europe/Africa Group I, Quarterfinals2–4 AprBucharest (ROU) Romania2–3Loss
Europe/Africa Group I, Relegation play-off24–26 SepZagreb (CRO) Portugal1–4Loss

2000s

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YearCompetitionDateLocationOpponentScoreResult
2000Europe/Africa Group II, First round28–30 AprJūrmala (LAT) Latvia5–0Win
Europe/Africa Group II, Quarterfinals14–16 JulDublin (IRL) Ireland5–0Win
Europe/Africa Group II, Semifinals6–8 OctRijeka (CRO) Ivory Coast5–0Win
2001Europe/Africa Group I, Quarterfinals6–8 AprPula (CRO) Austria4–1Win
World Group, Qualifying round21–23 SepRome (ITA) Italy3–2Win
2002World Group, First round8–10 FebZagreb (CRO) Germany4–1Win
World Group, Quarterfinals5–7 AprBuenos Aires (ARG) Argentina2–3Loss
2003World Group, First round7–9 FebZagreb (CRO) United States4–1Win
World Group, Quarterfinals4–6 AprValencia (ESP) Spain0–5Loss
2004World Group, First round6–8 FebMetz (FRA) France1–4Loss
World Group, Relegation play-off24–26 SepRijeka (CRO) Belgium3–2Win
2005World Group, First round4–6 MarLos Angeles (USA) United States3–2Win
World Group, Quarterfinals15–17 JulSplit (CRO) Romania4–1Win
World Group, Semifinals23–25 Sep Russia3–2Win
World Group,Finals2–4 DecBratislava (SVK) Slovakia3–2Champion
2006World Group, First round10–12 FebGraz (AUT) Austria3–2Win
World Group, Quarterfinals7–9 AprZagreb (CRO) Argentina2–3Loss
2007World Group, First round9–11 FebKrefeld (GER) Germany2–3Loss
World Group, Relegation play-off21–23 SepLondon (GBR) Great Britain1–4Loss
2008Europe/Africa Group I, Second round11–13 AprDubrovnik (CRO) Italy3–2Win
World Group, Qualifying round19–21 SepZadar (CRO) Brazil4–1Win
2009World Group, First round6–8 MarPoreč (CRO) Chile5–0Win
World Group, Quarterfinals10–12 Jul United States3–2Win
World Group, Semifinals18–20 Sep Czech Republic1–4Loss

2010s

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YearCompetitionDateLocationOpponentScoreResult
2010World Group, First round5–7 MarVaraždin (CRO) Ecuador5–0Win
World Group, Quarterfinals9–11 JulSplit (CRO) Serbia1–4Loss
2011World Group, First round4–6 MarZagreb (CRO) Germany2–3Loss
World Group, Relegation play-off16–18 SepPotchefstroom (RSA) South Africa4–1Win
2012World Group, First round10–12 FebMiki (JPN) Japan3–2Win
World Group, Quarterfinals6–8 AprBuenos Aires (ARG) Argentina1–4Loss
2013World Group, First round1–3 FebTurin (ITA) Italy2–3Loss
World Group, Relegation play-off13–15 SepUmag (CRO) Great Britain1–4Loss
2014Europe/Africa Group I, Second round4–6 AprWarsaw (POL) Poland3–1Win
World Group, Promotion play-off12–14 SepAmsterdam (NED) Netherlands3–2Win
2015World Group, First round6–8 MarKraljevo (SRB) Serbia0–5Loss
World Group, Relegation play-off18–20 SepFlorianópolis (BRA) Brazil3–1Win
2016World Group, First round4–6 MarLiège (BEL) Belgium3–2Win
World Group, Quarterfinals15–17 JulBeaverton (USA) United States3–2Win
World Group, Semifinals16–18 SepZadar (CRO) France3–2Win
World Group,Finals25–27 NovZagreb (CRO) Argentina2–3Runner-up
2017World Group, First Round3–5 FebOsijek (CRO) Spain2–3Loss
World Group, Relegation play-off15–17 SepBogotá (COL) Colombia4–1Win
2018World Group, First Round2–4 FebOsijek (CRO) Canada3–1Win
World Group, Quarterfinals6–8 AprVaraždin (CRO) Kazakhstan3–1Win
World Group, Semifinals14–16 SepZadar (CRO) United States3–2Win
World Group,Finals23–25 NovLille (FRA) France3–1Champion
2019Finals, Group B18 NovMadrid (ESP) Russia0–3Loss
20 Nov Spain0–3Loss

2020s

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YearCompetitionDateLocationOpponentScoreResult
2020–21Finals,Qualifying round6–7 Mar 2020Zagreb (CRO) India3–1Win
Finals, Group D25 Nov 2021Turin (ITA) Australia3–0Win
28 Nov Hungary2–1Win
Finals, Quarterfinals29 Nov Italy2–1Win
Finals, Semifinals3 DecMadrid (ESP) Serbia2–1Win
Finals, Final5 Dec Russia0–2Runner-up
2022Finals, Group A14 SepBologna (ITA) Italy0–3Loss
15 Sep Sweden2–1Win
17 Sep Argentina3–0Win
Finals, Quarterfinals23 NovMálaga (ESP) Spain2–0Win
Finals, Semifinals25 Nov Australia1–2Loss
2023Finals,Qualifying round4–5 FebRijeka (CRO) Austria3–1Win
Finals, Group D13 SepSplit (CRO) United States1–2Loss
15 Sep Finland1–2Loss
17 Sep Netherlands2–1Win
2024Finals,Qualifying round2–4 FebVaraždin (CRO) Belgium1–3Loss
World Group I13–14 Sep Lithuania4–0Win
2025Qualifiers first round31 Jan–1 FebOsijek (CRO) Slovakia3–1Win
Qualifiers second roundSep(CRO) France

Statistics

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Last updated: Croatia – Slovakia; 2 February 2025

Record
  • Champion: 2 times (2 times Away)
  • Runner-up: 2 times
  • Lost in Semifinals: 2 times
  • Lost in Quarterfinals: 5 times
  • Lost in First Round: 9 times
  • Not in World Group / Finals: 11 times
  • World Group Play-off: 8–5; Total Play-off: 9–6 *
  • Performance at home: 24–12 (67%)
  • Performance away: 20–16 (56%)
  • Performance neutral: 5–3 (63%)
  • Total: 49–31 (61%)
Head-to-head record (1993–)
DC teamPldWL
 Argentina514
 Australia312
 Austria431
 Belgium321
 Brazil220
 Canada110
 Chile110
 Colombia110
 Czech Republic101
 Denmark101
 Ecuador110
 Finland202
 France321
 Germany413
 Great Britain202
 Hungary110
 India211
 Ireland110
 Italy532
 Ivory Coast110
 Japan110
 Kazakhstan110
 Latvia110
 Lithuania110
 Morocco110
 Netherlands220
 Norway220
 Poland110
 Portugal211
 Romania211
 Russia312
 Serbia312
 South Africa110
 Slovakia220
 Spain413
 Sweden110
 Ukraine110
 United States651
 Zimbabwe110
Total (38)804931
Record against continents
AfricaAsiaEuropeNorth AmericaOceaniaSouth America
 Ivory Coast
 Morocco
 South Africa
 Zimbabwe		 India
 Japan
 Kazakhstan		 Austria
 Belgium
 Czech Republic
 Denmark
 Finland
 France
 Germany
 Great Britain
 Hungary
 Ireland
 Italy
 Latvia
 Lithuania
 Netherlands
 Norway
 Poland
 Portugal
 Romania
 Russia
 Serbia
 Slovakia
 Spain
 Sweden
 Ukraine		 Canada
 United States		 Australia Argentina
 Brazil
 Chile
 Colombia
 Ecuador
Record: 4-0 (100%)Record: 3-1 (75%)Record: 29-23 (56%)Record: 6-1 (86%)Record: 1-2 (33%)Record: 6-4 (60%)
Record by decade
  • 2020–2029: 12–6 (67%)
  • 2010–2019: 14–10 (58%)
  • 2000–2009: 17–7 (71%)
  • 1993–1999: 6–8 (43%)

Has never played against 10 countries which, at one point or another, played in the World Group: Belarus, Cuba, Indonesia, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Paraguay, Peru, South Korea, Switzerland.

See also

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Notes

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  • Aa Won the Davis Cup in 2005.
  • Bb Won the Davis Cup in 2018.

References

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  1. ^"Croatia v Slovakia".Daviscup.com.
  2. ^"Croatia v France".Daviscup.com.
  3. ^"Croatia v France".daviscup.com. Retrieved30 August 2025.
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