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 The Fed Cup is the highest team event for women in tennis. It is the women's equivalent of the Davis Cup and was launched in 1963 to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the International Tennis Federation.
Australia returns to the World Group
Australia has won its way back into the Fed Cup World Group. The Australians will contest for the Fed Cup in 2011.
Next tie - World Group
Australia v Italy, Australia, 5-6 February 2011
The location for this tie is yet to be announced. Ticket information will follow the location announcement. All details will be available here.
News
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Representatives
Everyone who ever represented the Australian Fed Cup team.
History
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Sponsors
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All-time records |
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First Year Played |
1963 |
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Years Played |
48 |
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Titles |
7 - 1964, 1965, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1974 |
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Ties Played (W-L) |
164 (120-44) |
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Most Total Wins |
Wendy Turnbull 46-16 |
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Most Singles Wins |
Dianne Balestrat 24-9 |
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Most Doubles Wins |
Wendy Turnbull 29-8 |
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Best Doubles Team |
Janet Young/Evonne Goolagong Cawley 13-0 |
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Most Ties Played |
Wendy Turnbull 45 |
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Most Years Played |
Rennae Stubbs 16 |
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