Indonesia Davis Cup team

Indonesia
CaptainFebi Widhiyanto
ITF ranking70 0 (24 November 2025)
ColorsRed & White
First year1961
Years played57
Ties played (W–L)121 (53–68)
Years in
World Group		5 (0–5)
Best finishWorld Group First Round (1983 & 1989)
Most total winsChristopher Rungkat (51–19)
Most singles winsChristopher Rungkat (26–12)
Most doubles winsChristopher Rungkat (25–7)
Best doubles teamSuwandi and Bonit Wiryawan (6–2)
Sulistyo Wibowo and Bonit Wiryawan (6–4)
Most ties playedChristopher Rungkat (35)
Most years playedChristopher Rungkat (17)

The Indonesia men's national tennis team represents Indonesia in Davis Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Indonesian Tennis Association.

Indonesia currently compete in Group II of the Asia/Oceania Zone. They played in the World Group in 1983 and 1989.

History

Indonesia competed in its first Davis Cup in 1961. Joseph Valentinus Sie, Liep Tjiauw Tan, Itjas Sumarno, and Sutarjo Sugiarto represented Indonesia in its first Davis Cup in 1961.

Results

1980s

Year Competition Date Location Opponent Score Result
1988 Asia/Oceania Zone Group I, 1st Round 5–7 February Jakarta, Indonesia  Thailand 5–0 Won
Asia/Oceania Zone Group I, 2nd Round 8–10 April  China 4–1 Won
Asia/Oceania Zone Group I, 3rd Round 22–24 July  South Korea 3–2 Won
1989 World Group, 1st Round 3–5 February Karlsruhe, West Germany  West Germany 0–5 Lost
World Group, qualifying round 21–23 July Best, Netherlands  Netherlands 0–5 Lost

1990s

2000s

2010s

2020s

Year Competition Date Location Opponent Score Result
2020–21 World Group II, Play-offs 6–7 March 2020 Jakarta, Indonesia  Kenya 4–0 Won
World Group II 17–18 September 2021 Saint Michael, Barbados  Barbados 1–3 Lost
2022 World Group II, Play-offs 4–5 March Jakarta, Indonesia  Venezuela 3–0 Won
World Group II 16–17 September Inowrocław, Poland  Poland 0–5 Lost
2023 World Group II, Play-offs 4–5 February Từ Sơn, Vietnam  Vietnam 3–2 Won
World Group II 15–17 September Islamabad, Pakistan  Pakistan 0–5 Lost
2024 World Group II, Play-offs 2–4 February Lomé, Togo  Togo 2–3 Lost
Group III, Asia/Oceania, Round robin 10 June Amman, Jordan  Malaysia 3–0 Won
11 June  Singapore 1–2 Lost
12 June  Vietnam 1–2 Lost
13 June  Saudi Arabia 1–2 Lost
Group III, Asia/Oceania, Seventh place play-off 15 June  Iran 2–1 Won
2025 World Group II, Play-offs 1–2 February Velenje, Slovenia  Slovenia 0–4 Lost
Group III, Asia/Oceania, Round robin 14 July Bắc Ninh, Vietnam  Cambodia 3–0 Won
15 July  Sri Lanka 3–0 Won
17 July  Jordan 2–1 Won
18 July  Syria 2–1 Won
Group III, Asia/Oceania, First place play-off 19 July  Thailand 0–2 Lost
2026 World Group II, Play-offs 6–8 February Jakarta, Indonesia  Togo 4–0 Won
World Group II TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD

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