Israel Davis Cup team

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Israel
Captain Eyal Ran
ITF ranking 16
First year 1949
Years played 54
Ties played (W-L) 92 (39-53)
Years in
World Group
6 (1-6)
Best finish QF (1987)
Most total wins Shlomo Glickstein (44-22)
Most singles wins Shlomo Glickstein (31-13)
Most doubles wins Shlomo Glickstein (13-9)
Best doubles team Andy Ram and Jonathan Erlich (8-3)
Most ties played Shlomo Glickstein (24)
Most years played Elaazar Davidman (15)

The Israel Davis Cup team represents Israel in Davis Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Israel Tennis Association.

Israel currently compete in the World Group, having defeated Chile 3-2 in their latest tie (September 2007) to qualify. They previously competed in the World Group in 1987-1991 and 1994.

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[edit] History

Israel competed in its first Davis Cup in 1949.

Israel squad at 1949 Davis Cup
Player
Arie Avidan-Weiss Singles
Yehuda Finkelkraut Singles & Doubles
Rafael Gornitsky Doubles
Israel squad against Denmark in 28-30
April, 1949

[edit] Records

Youngest Player: Meir Wertheimer, 16 years and 170 days

Oldest Player: Eleazar Davidman, 34 years and 148 days

Most wins: Shlomo Glickstein, 44 wins (22 losses)

Most singles wins: Shlomo Glickstein, 31 wins (13 losses)

Most doubles wins: Shlomo Glickstein, 13 wins (9 losses)

Most ties played: Shlomo Glickstein, 24 ties

Most matches played: Shlomo Glickstein, 66 matches (44 singles, 22 doubles)

Most years played: Eleazar Davidman, 15 years

[edit] Squad

Israel squad at 2008 Davis Cup
Player
Dudi Sela (ATP #59) Singles
Harel Levy (ATP #162) Singles
Andy Ram (ATP Doubles #6) Doubles
Jonathan Erlich (ATP Doubles #6) Doubles
Eyal Ran Captain
Israel squad against Sweden in 8-10 February, 2008

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