Davis Cup Qualifiers: Line-ups confirmed as Nishikori returns to action

On the 6th and 7th of March 2020, 24 countries will be trying to secure one of 12 spots in the 2020 Davis Cup Finals during Davis Cup Qualifiers.

Spain, Canada, Great Britain, Russia, France and Serbia are 6 countries that already secured a spot in the 2020 Davis Cup Finals which will be played from 23rd-29th November 2020 in Madrid. First 4 mentioned gained their spots based on reaching semifinals at 2019 Davis Cup Finals. France and Serbia received wild-cards.

Both qualifying ties and line-ups of the countries are already known. 12 seeded countries meet another 12 in H2H matches played on the soil of the seeded country.

[1] Croatia - India
[2] Hungary - Belgium
[3] Colombia - Argentina
[4] United States - Uzbekistan
[5] Australia - Brazil
[6] Italy - Korea
[7] Germany - Belarus
[8] Kazakhstan - Netherlands
[9] Slovakia - Czech Republic
[10] Austria - Uruguay
[11] Japan - Ecuador
[12] Sweden - Chile

Full line-ups for 2020 Davis Cup Qualifiers:

Uruguay

Pablo Cuevas; Martín Cuevas; Ariel Behar; Francisco Llanes; Franco Roncadelli

The Netherlands

Robin Haase; Tallon Griekspoor; Botic Van De Zandschulp; Wesley Koolhof; Jean-Julien Rojer

United States

Bob Bryan; Mike Bryan; Taylor Fritz; Reilly Opelka; Tommy Paul.

Kazakhstan

Alexander Bublik; Mikhail Kukushkin; Aleksandr Nedovyesov; Andrey Golubev; Dmitry Popko

Ecuador

Emilio Gómez, Roberto Quiroz, Gonzalo Escobar, Diego Hidalgo, Cayetano March

Colombia

Daniel Galán, Santiago Giraldo, Alejandro González, Juan Sebastián Cabal, Robert Farah

Czech Republic

Jiri Vesely, Lukas Rosol, Zdenek Kolar, Vit Kopriva, Jonas Forejtek

Australia

Nick Kyrgios, Alex de Minaur, John Millman, Jordan Thompson, James Duckworth

Belgium

Kimmer Coppejans, Ruben Bemelmans, Arthur de Greef, Joran Vliegen, Sander Gille

Germany

Jan Lennard Struff, Philipp Kohlschreiber, Dominik Koepfer, Kevin Krawietz, Andreas Mies

Austria

Denis Novak, Sebastian Ofner, Jurij Rodionov, Olivier Marach, Jurgen Melzer

Argentina

Guido Pella, Juan Ignacio Londero, Leonardo Mayer, Horacio Zeballos, Máximo González

Sweden

Mikael Ymer, Elias Ymer, Markus Eriksson, Carl Soderund, Robert Lindstedt

Italy

Fabio Fognini, Lorenzo Sonego, Gianluca Mager, Stefano Travaglia, Simone Bolelli

Korea, Rep

Duckhee Lee, Ji Sung Nam, Yunseong Chung, Min-Kyu Song, Hong Chung

Belarus

Egor Gerasimov, Ilya Ivashka, Andrei Vasilevski, Alexander Zgivovsky, Martin Borisiouk

Slovakia

Andrej Martin, Norbert Gombos, Jozef Kovalik, Filip Polasek

India

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Brazil

Thiago Monteiro, Joao Menezes, Thiago Wild, Felipe Meligeni, Marcelo Demoliner

Chile

Cristian Garín, Alejandro Tabilo, Tomás Barrios, Bastian Malla

Japan

Kei Nishikori, Yoshihito Nishioka, Yasutaka Uchiyama, Go Soeda, Ben McLachlan

Hungary

Marton Fucsovics, Attila Balazs, Zsombor Piros, Fabian Marozsan, Peter Nagy

Uzbekistan

Denis Istomin, Khumoyun Sultanov, Sanjar Fayziev, Olimjon Nabiev

Croatia

Marin Cilic, Borna Gojo, Nino Serdarusic, Ivan Dodig, Mate Pavic

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