Soviet Union Davis Cup team
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| Nickname | USSR | |
| ITF ranking | N/A | |
| First year | 1962 | |
| Years played | 27 | |
| Ties played (W-L) | 70 (44-26) | |
| Years in World Group |
5 (0-5) | |
| Davis Cup titles | 0 | |
| Most total wins | Alex Metreveli (80-25) | |
| Most singles wins | Alex Metreveli (56-14) | |
| Most doubles wins | Sergei Likhachev (24-11) Alex Metreveli (24-11) |
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| Best doubles team | Alex Metreveli and Sergei Likhachev (18-7) | |
| Most ties played | Alex Metreveli (38) | |
| Most years played | Alex Metreveli (14) | |
The Soviet Union Davis Cup team competed from 1962-1991. The team competed as the Commonwealth of Independent States in 1992. Following 1992, the nations competed as:
- Russia Davis Cup team (historical records assumed by Russia)
- Armenia Davis Cup team (began 1996)
- Azerbaijan Davis Cup team (began 1996)
- Belarus Davis Cup team (began 1994)
- Estonia Davis Cup team (played independently in 1935; resumed in 1993)
- Georgia Davis Cup team (began 1994)
- Kazakhstan Davis Cup team (began 1995)
- Kyrgyzstan Davis Cup team (began 2002)
- Latvia Davis Cup team (began 1993)
- Lithuania Davis Cup team (began 1994)
- Moldova Davis Cup team (began 1995)
- Tajikistan Davis Cup team (began 1997)
- Ukraine Davis Cup team (began 1993)
- Uzbekistan Davis Cup team (began 1994)
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