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| Years played = 5
| Years played = 5
| Ties played = 15 (1-14)
| Ties played = 15 (1-14)
| Player wins = Mohammed Ghshuot /<br />Ahmed Mouhan (3-7)
| Singles wins = Mohammed Ghshuot /<br />Ahmed Mouhan (1-4)
| Doubles wins = Mohammed Ghshuot /<br />Ahmed Mouhan (2-3)
| Best doubles = Mohammed Ghshuot &<br />Ahmed Mouhan (2-3)
| Most ties = Mohammed Ghshuot /<br />Ahmed Mouhan (5)
| Most years = Khaled Ezankouli /<br />Abdul-Hakim Jteli (2)
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The '''Libya Davis Cup team''' represents [[Libya]] in the [[Davis Cup]] [[tennis]] competition and are governed by the Libyan Tennis Federation. They have not competed since [[2017 Davis Cup|2017]].
The '''Libya Davis Cup team''' represents [[Libya]] in the [[Davis Cup]] [[tennis]] competition and are governed by the Libyan Tennis Federation. They have not competed since [[2017 Davis Cup|2017]].

Names of all Libyan Davis cup players: https://www.daviscup.com/en/teams/team.aspx?id=LBA

1. Mohammed Ghshuot
2. Saad El Ragig
3. Khaled Ezankouli
4. Marjaa Assayed
5. Abdul Rahman Mohamed
6. Abdul-Hakim Jteli
7. Muayed Zankuli
8. Abdel- Moneam Bornaz
9. Ahmed Mouhan
10. Sofian Mohamed A Abadi
11. Mahamed Elfeetori
12. Aoes Elmabrok
13. Sanad Rashed
14. Mohammad ElJamal


==History==
==History==
Libya competed in its first Davis Cup in [[1986 Davis Cup|1986]] and have competed in 5 tournaments in total. Their second appearance in [[1989 Davis Cup|1989]] was followed by a twelve-year break until [[2001 Davis Cup|2001]], where they finished in last place in [[2001 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Zone Group IV|Europe/Africa Zone Group IV]]. It would be another thirteen years until Libya competed again, when in [[2015 Davis Cup|2015]] they once again came last, in [[2015 Davis Cup Africa Zone Group III|Africa Zone Group III]]. Their fifth and, as of 2019, last appearance in the Davis Cup, in [[2017 Davis Cup|2017]], saw Libya win a tie for the first time, when they defeated [[Botswana Davis Cup team|Botswana]] in the [[2017 Davis Cup Africa Zone Group III|Africa Zone Group III]] pool stage to finish 4th in their pool and 8th overall out of 9 competing teams.
Libya competed in its first Davis Cup in [[1986 Davis Cup|1986]], and have competed in 5 tournaments in total. Their second appearance in [[1989 Davis Cup|1989]] was followed by a twelve-year break until [[2001 Davis Cup|2001]], where they finished in last place in [[2001 Davis Cup Europe/Africa Zone Group IV|Europe/Africa Zone Group IV]]. It would be another thirteen years until Libya competed again, when in [[2015 Davis Cup|2015]] they once again came last, in [[2015 Davis Cup Africa Zone Group III|Africa Zone Group III]]. Their fifth and, as of 2019, last appearance in the Davis Cup, in [[2017 Davis Cup|2017]], saw Libya win a tie for the first time, when they defeated [[Botswana Davis Cup team|Botswana]] in the [[2017 Davis Cup Africa Zone Group III|Africa Zone Group III]] pool stage to finish 4th in their pool and 8th overall out of 9 competing{{fact|date=December 2023}}


== Last team ([[2017 Davis Cup|2017]]) ==
==See also==

* [[Davis Cup]]
* Ahmed Mouhan
* Mohammed Ghshuot
* Sofian Mohamed A Abadi{{fact|date=December 2023}}


==External links==
==External links==
{{DavisCupteamlink|code=LBA}}
{{DavisCupteamlink|code=LBA}}


{{National sports teams of Libya}}
{{Davis Cup}}
{{Davis Cup}}


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[[Category:National sports teams of Libya|Davis Cup]]
[[Category:Tennis in Libya|Davis Cup]]
[[Category:Tennis in Libya|Davis Cup]]



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Latest revision as of 06:01, 24 December 2023

Libya
ITF ranking125
First year1986
Years played5
Ties played (W–L)15 (1-14)

The Libya Davis Cup team represents Libya in the Davis Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Libyan Tennis Federation. They have not competed since 2017.

Names of all Libyan Davis cup players: https://www.daviscup.com/en/teams/team.aspx?id=LBA

1. Mohammed Ghshuot 2. Saad El Ragig 3. Khaled Ezankouli 4. Marjaa Assayed 5. Abdul Rahman Mohamed 6. Abdul-Hakim Jteli 7. Muayed Zankuli 8. Abdel- Moneam Bornaz 9. Ahmed Mouhan 10. Sofian Mohamed A Abadi 11. Mahamed Elfeetori 12. Aoes Elmabrok 13. Sanad Rashed 14. Mohammad ElJamal

History

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Libya competed in its first Davis Cup in 1986, and have competed in 5 tournaments in total. Their second appearance in 1989 was followed by a twelve-year break until 2001, where they finished in last place in Europe/Africa Zone Group IV. It would be another thirteen years until Libya competed again, when in 2015 they once again came last, in Africa Zone Group III. Their fifth and, as of 2019, last appearance in the Davis Cup, in 2017, saw Libya win a tie for the first time, when they defeated Botswana in the Africa Zone Group III pool stage to finish 4th in their pool and 8th overall out of 9 competing[citation needed]

Last team (2017)

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