Ukraine Billie Jean King Cup team
Ukrainian women's tennis team
Ukraine
CaptainIllya Marchenko
ITF ranking5 Increase (22 September 2025)
Colorsyellow & blue
First year1993
Years played32
Ties played (W–L)105 (61–44)
Years in
World Group		8 (4–4)
Best finishSemifinals (2025)
Most total winsElena Tatarkova (27–11)
Most singles winsElina Svitolina (17–9)
Most doubles winsOlga Savchuk (18–6)
Best doubles teamKateryna Bondarenko /
Olga Savchuk (6–1)
Most ties playedElena Tatarkova (27)
Most years playedOlga Savchuk (12)

The Ukraine Billie Jean King Cup team represents Ukraine in the Billie Jean King Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Ukrainian Tennis Federation. They currently compete in the 2025 Billie Jean King Cup Europe/Africa Zone Group I.

History

Ukraine competed in its first Fed Cup in 1993.[1] Their best result is reaching the World Group in 2010 Fed Cup and 2012 Fed Cup.

Current team

Name Age First
year 		Ties Win–loss overall Rankings
Singles Doubles Total Singles Doubles
Elina Svitolina 31 2012 20 68–40 0–4 68–44 13 —
Marta Kostyuk 23 2018 12 38–16 6–4 44–20 26 79
Yuliia Starodubtseva 25 2025 2 0–0 0–0 0–0 87 410
Lyudmyla Kichenok 33 2010 11 14–20 10–12 24–32 — 32
Nadiia Kichenok 33 2010 15 22–16 14–12 36–28 — 55

Team matches

  Won the whole tournament.
  Played in the World Group/Finals.
Result Tiers Year Date Group Round Opponent Host Surface Score
Loss 0–1 1993 May 10 WG QR RR  Russia GBR Hard 0–3
Loss 0–2 May 11 WG QR RR  Luxembourg GBR Hard 1–2
Loss 0–3 May 13 WG QR RR  Great Britain GBR Hard 0–3
Win 1–3 May 14 WG QR RR  Lithuania GBR Hard 3–0
Win 2–3 1994 Apr 19 WG QR RR  Tunisia AUT Clay 3–0
Loss 2–4 Apr 21 WG QR RR  Georgia AUT Clay 1–2
Win 3–4 Apr 22 WG QR PO - SF  Slovenia AUT Clay 2–1
Loss 3–5 Apr 23 WG QR PO - F  Austria AUT Clay 0–3
Loss 3–6 1995 Apr 17 Z1 RR  Russia ESP Clay 1–2
Win 4–6 Apr 18 Z1 RR  Georgia ESP Clay 2–1
Loss 4–7 Apr 19 Z1 RR  Hungary ESP Clay 0–3
Win 5–7 1996 Mar 26 Z2 RR  Ireland ISR Hard 2–1
Win 6–7 Mar 27 Z2 RR  Denmark ISR Hard 3–0
Win 7–7 Mar 28 Z2 RR  Iceland ISR Hard 3–0
Win 8–7 Mar 29 Z2 RR  Malta ISR Hard 3–0
Win 9–7 Mar 30 Z2 PO  Turkey ISR Hard 3–0
Loss 9–8 1997 Apr 22 Z1 RR  Sweden ITA Clay 1–2
Loss 9–9 Apr 23 Z1 RR  Italy ITA Clay 0–3
Loss 9–10 Apr 24 Z1 RR  Romania ITA Clay 0–3
Win 10–10 1998 Apr 14 Z1 RR  Yugoslavia ESP Clay 3–0
Win 11–10 Apr 15 Z1 RR  Hungary ESP Clay 3–0
Loss 11–11 Apr 16 Z1 RR  Sweden ESP Clay 1–2
Loss 11–12 Apr 17 Z1 PO - SF  Belarus ESP Clay 1–2
Win 12–12 1999 Apr 19 Z1 RR  Latvia ESP Clay 2–1
Win 13–12 Apr 20 Z1 RR  Denmark ESP Clay 2–1
Loss 13–13 Apr 21 Z1 RR  South Africa ESP Clay 0–3
Loss 13–14 Apr 22 Z1 PO - SF  Romania ESP Clay 0–2
Loss 13–15 2000 May 15 Z1 RR  Great Britain ESP Clay 1–2
Win 14–15 May 17 Z1 RR  Israel ESP Clay 2–1
Loss 14–16 May 18 Z1 RR  Luxembourg ESP Clay 1–2
Win 15–16 May 19 Z1 RR  Finland ESP Clay 3–0
Win 16–16 2001 May 24 Z1 RR  South Africa ESP Clay 2–1
Loss 16–17 May 25 Z1 RR  Slovenia ESP Clay 1–2
Win 17–17 May 26 Z1 RR  Estonia ESP Clay 2–1
Loss 17–18 2002 Apr 24 Z1 RR  Slovenia TUR Clay 0–3
Loss 17–19 Apr 25 Z1 RR  Belarus TUR Clay 1–2
Win 18–19 Apr 26 Z1 RR  Greece TUR Clay 3–0
Win 19–19 Apr 27 Z1 PO  Bulgaria TUR Clay 2–1
Loss 19–20 Jul 20–21 WG PO —  Slovenia SLO Clay 1–4
Loss 19–21 2003 Apr 22–23 Z1 RR  Denmark POR Clay 1–2
Win 20–21 Apr 24 Z1 RR  Romania POR Clay 2–1
Win 21–21 Apr 25 Z1 RR  South Africa POR Clay 2–1
Loss 21–22 Apr 26 Z1 PO  Hungary POR Clay 1–2
Win 22–22 2004 Apr 20 Z1 RR  South Africa GRE Clay 2–1
Win 23–22 Apr 21 Z1 RR  Netherlands GRE Clay 2–1
Win 24–22 Apr 23 Z1 RR  Israel GRE Clay 3–0
Win 25–22 Apr 24 Z1 PO  Hungary GRE Clay 2–0
Loss 25–23 Jul 10–11 WG PO —  Germany UKR Clay 2–3
Win 26–23 2005 Apr 20 Z1 RR  Greece TUR Clay 3–0
Loss 26–24 Apr 21 Z1 RR  Belarus TUR Clay 1–2
Loss 26–25 Apr 22 Z1 RR  Israel TUR Clay 0–3
Win 27–25 Apr 23 Z1 PO  Great Britain TUR Clay 2–1
Loss 27–26 2006 Apr 18 Z1 RR  Great Britain BUL Clay 0–3
Win 28–26 Apr 19 Z1 RR  Hungary BUL Clay 2–1
Loss 28–27 Apr 20 Z1 RR  Bulgaria BUL Clay 1–2
Win 29–27 Apr 22 Z1 PO  Finland BUL Clay 2–0
Win 30–27 2007 Apr 18 Z1 RR  Lithuania BUL Clay 3–0
Win 31–27 Apr 19 Z1 RR  Hungary BUL Clay 2–1
Win 32–27 Apr 20 Z1 RR  Belarus BUL Clay 3–0
Win 33–27 Apr 21 Z1 PO  Poland BUL Clay 2–1
Win 34–27 Jul 14–15 WG2 PO —  Australia AUS Hard 4–1
Win 35–27 2008 Feb 2–3 WG2 —  Belgium UKR Clay (i) 3–2
Loss 35–28 Apr 26–27 WG PO —  Italy ITA Clay 2–3
Win 36–28 2009 Feb 7–8 WG2 —  Israel UKR Hard (i) 3–2
Win 37–28 Apr 25–26 WG PO —  Argentina ARG Clay 5–0
Loss 37–29 2010 (1) Feb 6–7 WG QF  Italy UKR Hard (i) 1–4
Loss 37–30 Apr 24–25 WG PO —  Australia UKR Clay (i) 0–5
Win 38–30 2011 Feb 5–6 WG2 —  Sweden SWE Hard (i) 3–2
Win 39–30 Feb 16–17 WG PO —  Australia AUS Clay 3–2
Loss 39–31 2012 (2) Feb 4–5 WG QF  Italy ITA Clay (i) 2–3
Loss 39–32 Apr 21–22 WG PO —  United States UKR Clay 0–5
Loss 39–33 2013 Feb 9–10 WG2 —  Spain ESP Clay 1–3
Loss 39–34 Apr 20–21 WG2 PO —  Canada UKR Clay (i) 2–3
Win 40–34 2014 Feb 5 Z1 RR  Israel HUN Hard (i) 3–0
Win 41–34 Feb 6 Z1 RR  Slovenia HUN Hard (i) 3–0
Win 42–34 Feb 8 Z1 RR  Austria HUN Hard (i) 2–1
Loss 42–35 Feb 9 Z1 PO  Romania HUN Hard (i) 0–2
Win 43–35 2015 Feb 4 Z1 RR  Turkey HUN Hard (i) 2–1
Win 44–35 Feb 5 Z1 RR  Liechtenstein HUN Hard (i) 3–0
Loss 44–36 Feb 6 Z1 RR  Great Britain HUN Hard (i) 0–3
Win 45–36 Feb 7 Z1 PO  Bulgaria HUN Hard (i) 2–0
Win 46–36 2016 Feb 3 Z1 RR  Portugal ISR Hard 3–0
Win 47–36 Feb 5 Z1 RR  Sweden ISR Hard 3–0
Win 48–36 Feb 6 Z1 PO  Israel ISR Hard 3–0
Win 49–36 Apr 16–17 WG2 PO —  Argentina UKR Hard 4–0
Win 50–36 2017 Feb 11–12 WG2 —  Australia UKR Hard (i) 3–1
Loss 50–37 Apr 22–23 WG PO —  Germany GER Clay (i) 2–3
Loss 50–38 2018 Feb 10–11 WG2 —  Australia AUS Grass 2–3
Loss 50–39 Apr 21–22 WG2 PO —  Canada CAN Hard (i) 2–3
Loss 50–40 2019 Feb 6 Z1 RR  Sweden POL Hard (i) 1–2
Win 51–40 Feb 7 Z1 RR  Bulgaria POL Hard (i) 2–1
Win 52–40 Feb 8 Z1 RR  Estonia POL Hard (i) 3–0
Loss 52–41 Feb 9 Z1 PO  Poland POL Hard (i) 1–2
Win 53–41 2020–21 Feb 6, 2020 Z1 RR  Bulgaria EST Hard (i) 3–0
Win 54–41 Feb 7, 2020 Z1 RR  Croatia EST Hard (i) 3–0
Win 55–41 Feb 8. 2020 Z1 PO  Estonia EST Hard (i) 2–1
Win 56–41 Apr 16–17, 2021 Finals PO —  Japan UKR Clay 4–0
Loss 56–42 2022 Apr 15–16 Finals QR —  United States USA Hard (i) 2–3
Win 57–42 Nov 11–12 Finals PO —  Japan JPN Hard (i) 3–1
Loss 57–43 2023 Apr 14–15 Finals QR —  Czech Republic TUR Clay 1–3
Win 58–43 Nov 11–12 Finals PO —  Netherlands LTU[a] Hard (i) 3–1
Loss 58–44 2024 Apr 12–13 Finals QR —  Romania USA[b] Clay (green) 2–3
Win 59–44 Nov 16–17 Finals PO —  Austria USA[b] Hard (i) 3–2
Win 60–44 2025 (3) Apr 11 Finals QR RR  Poland POL Clay (i) 3–2
Win 61–44 Apr 12 Finals QR RR   Switzerland POL Clay (i) 2–1
Win 62–44 Sep 17 Finals QF  Spain CHN Hard (i) 2–0
Loss 62–45 Sep 19 Finals SF  Italy CHN Hard (i) 1–2

Player win–loss record

Player Total Win–loss Singles Win–loss Doubles Win–loss No. of ties First year played Years played
Olena Antypina 4-3 2-2 2-1 4 2006 1
Talina Beiko 2-4 1-2 1-2 3 1995 1
Gabriela Beleni 2-2 1-1 1-1 2 1993 1
Yuliya Beygelzimer 17-12 9-7 8-5 19 2000 6
Natalia Biletskaia 2-5 1-2 1-3 4 1993 1
Alona Bondarenko 22-12 15-9 7-3 19 2002 6
Kateryna Bondarenko 23-11 11-10 12-1 19 2005 10
Valeria Bondarenko 4-8 0-5 4-3 7 2005 2
Elena Brioukhovets 7-2 3-1 4-1 6 1994 2
Yuliana Fedak 5-3 5-2 0-1 6 2004 2
Elena Jirnova 0-1 0-0 0-1 1 1997 1
Lyudmyla Kichenok 5-5 1-2 4-3 7 2010 5
Nadiia Kichenok 6-6 2-1 4-5 12 2010 7
Mariya Koryttseva 5-3 1-1 4-2 7 2004 4
Marta Kostyuk 7-3 4-1 3-2 8 2018 3
Tatiana Kovalchuk 7-6 4-3 3-3 11 1996 4
Kateryna Kozlova 4-3 3-2 1-1 5 2015 2
Viktoriya Kutuzova 0-1 0-0 0-1 1 2010 1
Olga Lugina 3-9 2-4 1-5 7 1993 3
Natalia Medvedeva 7-8 2-4 5-4 11 1994 3
Yulia Mirna 0-2 0-0 0-2 2 1999 1
Natalia Nemchinova 0-5 0-3 0-2 3 1997 1
Tatiana Perebiynis 10-12 4-9 6-3 12 1999 6
Anastasia Ponomarenko 0-1 0-0 0-1 1 1997 1
Olga Savchuk 21-8 3-2 18-6 28 2004 12
Elina Svitolina 14-10 14-8 0-2 17 2012 6
Elena Tatarkova 27-11 17-7 10-4 27 1994 8
Olga Teplinskaia 1-0 0-0 1-0 1 1998 1
Lesia Tsurenko 15-15 11-13 4-2 18 2011 9
Anastasiya Vasylyeva 1-0 0-0 1-0 1 2016 1
Dayana Yastremska 6-0 5-0 1-0 5 2019 2
Anna Zaporozhanova 8-4 5-2 3-2 8 1996 3
Katarina Zavatska 2-0 0-0 2-0 2 2020 1

See also

Notes

  1. ^ The competition was originally scheduled to take place in Ukraine, but due to the situation in the country, it was relocated to Lithuania.
  2. ^ a b The competition was originally scheduled to take place in Ukraine, but due to the situation in the country, it was relocated to the United States.

References

  1. ^ "Teams". Davis Cup. Retrieved 2025-06-01.
  • Team page at the Billie Jean King Cup (archived former page)
  • Ukrainian Tennis Federation (in Ukrainian)
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