Bulgarian national tennis team
The Bulgaria Davis Cup team represents Bulgaria in Davis Cup tennis competition and is governed by the Bulgarian Tennis Federation.
In the 2020-21 edition of the tournament Bulgaria defeated Costa Rica in the World Group II Play-offs tie, which saw the Bulgarian's win 4–1, earning them a spot in World Group II. In March 2021, Bulgaria lost 1–3 in the World Group II tie with Mexico and will once again compete in the World Group II Play-offs in 2022.
History [ ]
Bulgaria made their Davis Cup debut in 1964 . Their best performances came in the mid-1980s when they reached the Europe/Africa Zone Group I semifinals in two consecutive years - 1986 and 1987 .
Current Team [ ]
Player information and rankings as of 1 March 2021
The following players were called up for the World Group II tie against Mexico in March 2021.
Recent callups
Recent performances [ ]
Here is the list of all match-ups since 1981, when the competition started being held in the current World Group format.
1980s [ ]
show Year
Competition
Date
Location
Opponent
Score
Result
1981
European Zone, 1st Round
08–10 May
Mondorf-les-Bains (LUX)
Luxembourg
5–0
Win
European Zone, Quarterfinal
12–14 June
Helsinki (FIN)
Finland
2–3
Loss
1982
European Zone, 1st Round
07–9 May
Sofia (BUL)
Denmark
1–4
Loss
1983
European Zone, 1st Round
04–6 May
Algiers (ALG)
Algeria
4–1
Win
European Zone, Quarterfinal
10–12 June
Sofia (BUL)
Finland
3–2
Win
European Zone, Semifinal
8–10 July
Sofia (BUL)
Yugoslavia
0–5
Loss
1984
European Zone, 1st Round
BYE
European Zone, Quarterfinal
15–17 June
Plovdiv (BUL)
Belgium
2–3
Loss
1985
European Zone, 1st Round
10–12 May
Brussels (BEL)
Belgium
1–3
Loss
1986
European Zone, 1st Round
09–11 May
Haskovo (BUL)
Cyprus
5–0
Win
European Zone, Quarterfinal
13–15 June
Haskovo (BUL)
Egypt
4–1
Win
European Zone, Semifinal
18–20 July
Moliets (FRA)
France
0–5
Loss
1987
European Zone, 1st Round
BYE
European Zone, Quarterfinal
12–14 June
Haskovo (BUL)
Senegal
5–0
Win
European Zone, Semifinal
24–26 July
Haskovo (BUL)
Switzerland
0–5
Loss
1988
Europe Zone Group I, 1st Round
BYE
Europe Zone Group I, Quarterfinal
06–8 May
Dakar (SEN)
Senegal
1–4
Loss
Europe Zone Group I, Relegation Play-off
10–12 June
Sofia (BUL)
Romania
0–5
Loss
1989
Europe Zone Group II, 1st Round
BYE
Europe Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
12–14 May
Monte Carlo (MON)
Monaco
1–3
Loss
1990s [ ]
show Year
Competition
Date
Location
Opponent
Score
Result
1990
Europe Zone Group II, 1st Round
30 March–1 April
Nicosia (CYP)
Cyprus
5–0
Win
Europe Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
4–6 May
Sofia (BUL)
Greece
5–0
Win
Europe Zone Group II, Semifinal
15–17 June
Warsaw (POL)
Poland
1–4
Loss
1991
Europe Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
3–5 May
Oslo (NOR)
Norway
0–5
Loss
1992
Euro/African Zone Group II, 1st Round
1–3 May
Sofia (BUL)
Malta
5–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
17–19 July
Athens (GRE)
Greece
1–4
Loss
1993
Euro/African Zone Group II, 1st Round
30 April–2 May
Sofia (BUL)
Poland
3–2
Win
Euro/African Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
16–18 July
Sofia (BUL)
South Africa
1–4
Loss
1994
Euro/African Zone Group II, 1st Round
29 April–1 May
Sopot (POL)
Poland
1–4
Loss
Euro/African Zone Group II, Relegation Play-off
15–18 July
Cairo (EGY)
Egypt
2–3
Loss
1995
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
11 May
San Marino (SMR)
Cameroon
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
12 May
San Marino (SMR)
Tunisia
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
13 May
San Marino (SMR)
Macedonia
1–2
Loss
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
14 May
San Marino (SMR)
Georgia
2–0
Win
1996
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
8 January
Nairobi (KEN)
Monaco
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
9 January
Nairobi (KEN)
Botswana
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
10 January
Nairobi (KEN)
Kenya
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
12 January
Nairobi (KEN)
Greece
0–3
Loss
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
13 January
Nairobi (KEN)
Congo
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
14 January
Nairobi (KEN)
Togo
3–0
Win
1997
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
21 May
Plovdiv (BUL)
Malta
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
22 May
Plovdiv (BUL)
Estonia
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
23 May
Plovdiv (BUL)
Kenya
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Semifinal
24 May
Plovdiv (BUL)
Moldova
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Final
25 May
Plovdiv (BUL)
Monaco
3–0
Win
1998
Euro/African Zone Group II, 1st Round
1–3 May
Meknes (MAR)
Morocco
2–3
Loss
Euro/African Zone Group II, Relegation Play-off
17–19 July
Sofia (BUL)
Luxembourg
5–0
Win
1999
Euro/African Zone Group II, 1st Round
30 April–2 May
Plovdiv (BUL)
Togo
5–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
16–18 July
Budapest (HUN)
Hungary
1–4
Loss
2000s [ ]
show Year
Competition
Date
Location
Opponent
Score
Result
2000
Euro/African Zone Group II, 1st Round
28–30 April
Sofia (BUL)
Greece
2–3
Loss
Euro/African Zone Group II, Relegation Play-off
21–23 July
Sofia (BUL)
Israel
2–3
Loss
2001
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
23 May
Rose Hill (MRI)
Namibia
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
24 May
Rose Hill (MRI)
Togo
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Round Robin
25 May
Rose Hill (MRI)
Macedonia
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Semifinal
26 May
Rose Hill (MRI)
Bosnia and Herzegovina
3–0
Win
Euro/African Zone Group III, Final
27 May
Rose Hill (MRI)
Egypt
2–1
Win
2002
Euro/African Zone Group II, 1st Round
3–5 May
Odessa (UKR)
Ukraine
3–2
Win
Euro/African Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
12–14 July
Abidjan (CIV)
Ivory Coast
2–3
Loss
2003
Euro/African Zone Group II, 1st Round
4–6 April
Sofia (BUL)
Ukraine
3–2
Win
Euro/African Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
11–14 July
Belgrade (YUG)
Yugoslavia
1–4
Loss
2004
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
9–11 April
Sofia (BUL)
Egypt
5–0
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
16–18 July
Teramo (ITA)
Italy
0–5
Loss
2005
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
4–6 March
Sofia (BUL)
Georgia
4–1
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
15–17 July
Helsinki (FIN)
Finland
3–2
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Semifinal
23–25 September
Donetsk (UKR)
Ukraine
1–4
Loss
2006
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
7–9 April
Plovdiv (BUL)
Cyprus
3–2
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
21–23 July
Plovdiv (BUL)
Hungary
2–3
Loss
2007
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
6–8 April
Jūrmala (LAT)
Latvia
1–4
Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation Play-off
20–22 July
Nicosia (CYP)
Cyprus
1–4
Loss
2008
Europe/Africa Zone Group III , Round Robin
8 April
Plovdiv (BUL)
Montenegro
3–0
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round Robin
9 April
Plovdiv (BUL)
Ivory Coast
3–0
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round Robin
10 April
Plovdiv (BUL)
Madagascar
2–1
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round Robin
11 April
Plovdiv (BUL)
Turkey
3–0
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Round Robin
12 April
Plovdiv (BUL)
Zimbabwe
3–0
Win
2009
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
6–8 March
Győr (HUN)
Hungary
3–2
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
10–12 July
Plovdiv (BUL)
Latvia
1–4
Loss
2010s [ ]
show Year
Competition
Date
Location
Opponent
Score
Result
2010
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
5–7 March
Sofia (BUL)
Monaco
3–2
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
9–11 July
Otočec (SLO)
Slovenia
0–5
Loss
2011
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
4–6 March
Minsk (BLR)
Belarus
1–4
Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation Play-off
8–10 July
Sofia (BUL)
Cyprus
2–3
Loss
2012
Europe Zone Group III , Round Robin
2 May
Sofia (BUL)
Albania
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III, Round Robin
4 May
Sofia (BUL)
Georgia
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III, Final
5 May
Sofia (BUL)
Macedonia
3–0
Win
2013
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
1–3 February
Sofia (BUL)
Finland
2–3
Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation Play-off
5–7 April
Plovdiv (BUL)
Estonia
3–0
Win
2014
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
31 January–2 February
Helsinki (FIN)
Finland
2–3
Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation Play-off
4–6 April
Athens (GRE)
Greece
4–1
Win
2015
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
6-8 March
Jūrmala (LAT)
Latvia
4–1
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Quarterfinal
17–19 July
Luxembourg City (LUX)
Luxembourg
5–0
Win
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Semifinal
18–20 September
Sofia (BUL)
Hungary
2–3
Loss
2016
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
4–6 March
Ankara (TUR)
Turkey
2–3
Loss
Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Relegation Play-off
15–17 July
Tunis (TUN)
Tunisia
2–3
Loss
2017
Europe Zone Group III , Round Robin
6 April
Sozopol (BUL)
Armenia
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III, Round Robin
7 April
Sozopol (BUL)
Greece
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III, Final
8 April
Sozopol (BUL)
Ireland
1–2
Loss
2018
Europe Zone Group III , Round Robin
4 April
Plovdiv (BUL)
Albania
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III, Round Robin
5 April
Plovdiv (BUL)
Iceland
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III, Round Robin
6 April
Plovdiv (BUL)
North Macedonia
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III, Final
7 April
Plovdiv (BUL)
Monaco
1–2
Loss
2019
Europe/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
13–14 September
Cape Town (RSA)
South Africa
1–4
Loss
2020s [ ]
Team representatives [ ]
This is a list of tennis players who have represented the Bulgaria Davis Cup team in an official Davis Cup match.
Adrian Andreev
2–2
1–1
1–1
4
2018
2
Georgi Arabov
3–0
1–0
2–0
3
1995
1
Teodor Bachev
0–2
0–0
0–2
2
1984
2
Ivo Bratanov
18–2
5–2
13–0
17
1996
6
Nikolai Chuparov
0–3
0–2
0–1
1
1964
1
Grigor Dimitrov
20–4
16–1
4–3
14
2008
7
Valentin Dimov
0–3
0–2
0–1
3
2009
3
Gabriel Donev
0–2
0–1
0–1
2
2019
2
Alexander Donski
1–1
1–0
0–1
2
2019
2
Todor Enev
28–20
17–14
11–6
33
1999
14
Ljuben Genov
13–14
12–14
1–0
15
1968
11
Tihomir Grozdanov
13–3
4–2
9–1
13
2008
6
Dinko Halachev
0–1
0–1
0–0
1
2014
1
Victor Ivanchev
2–1
0–1
2–0
31
2001
1
Simeon Ivanov
5–0
1–0
4–0
4
2008
1
Mihail Kanev
1–0
1–0
0–0
1
1995
1
Yordan Kanev
3–7
2–5
1–2
8
2004
4
Ivan Keskinov
15–8
13–7
2–1
14
1989
6
Ilia Kushev
7–9
3–5
4–4
11
2003
6
Dimitar Kutrovsky
8–6
6–4
2–2
6
2011
3
Dimitar Kuzmanov
22–10
20–6
2–4
21
2011
9
Alexandar Lazarov
5–7
3–3
2–4
7
2016
4
Krassimir Lazarov
15–24
10–14
5–10
17
1983
10
Marian Lazarov
4–3
0–1
4–2
6
1983
3
Alexander Lazov
8–9
5–8
3–1
13
2013
6
Radoslav Lukaev
7–5
4–3
3–2
5
2000
3
Mark Markov
12–7
9–4
3–3
13
1992
4
Tzvetan Mihov
1–2
0–2
1–0
2
2010
2
Vasko Mladenov
5–2
1–0
4–2
6
2016
2
Bozhidar Pampoulov
13–22
7–11
6–11
17
1967
13
Matei Pampoulov
7–13
2–3
5–10
15
1969
11
Milko Petkov
2–5
2–4
0–1
4
1992
3
Lubomir Petrov
4–9
3–8
1–1
7
1975
6
Radoslav Radev
13–3
4–1
9–2
11
1994
3
Ruslan Rainov
5–3
5–3
0–0
6
1986
4
Rangel Rangelov
3–5
2–4
1–1
3
1964
2
Julian Stamatov
15–16
12–13
3–3
14
1980
9
Orlin Stanoytchev
10–9
9–7
1–2
11
1991
6
Ivaylo Traykov
16–14
8–8
8–6
20
1997
11
Petar Trendafilov
3–0
0–0
3–0
3
2012
1
Stefan Tzvetkov
1–2
0–0
1–2
3
1990
2
Milen Velev
20–14
14–7
6–7
20
1988
9
Stojan Velev
5–6
4–3
1–3
5
1967
3
Milen Yanakiev
1–0
1–0
0–0
1
1986
1
Kiril Yashmakov
7–8
5–7
2–1
7
1967
4
See also [ ]
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