The Syria Davis Cup team represents Syria in Davis Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Syrian Arab Tennis Federation. Syria currently competes in the Asia/Oceania Zone of Group IV.

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Syria
ITF ranking	T-75 1
Colors	Red, white (green stars) and black
First year	1986
Years played	35
Ties played (W–L)	135 (63 - 72)
Years in World Group	0
Most total wins	Rabi Bouhassoun (34 - 21)
Most singles wins	Rabi Bouhassoun (29 - 8)
Most doubles wins	Lays Salim (11 - 18)
Best doubles team	Hayan Maarouf & Majdi Salim (5 - 4)
Most ties played	Lays Salim (43)
Most years played	Lays Salim (11)

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Syria made their Davis Cup debut in 1986. Their best performance is reaching the Asia/Oceania Zone Group II second round in 1988.^{[citation needed]}

Syria currently compete in the Asia/Oceania Zone of Group IV. They won Group III in 2000, 2010 and 2013.^[1][2]

• Rabee Sleem
• Yacoub Makzoume
• Madji Salim

The youngest player in Syrian Davis Cup history was Rabi Bouhassoun, aged 15 years and 212 days.^{[citation needed]} The oldest player in Syrian Davis Cup history was Jehad Sheet, aged 41 years and 159 days.^{[citation needed]}

The longest rubber in Syrian Davis Cup history was 4 hours and 22 minutes, when on 9 February 2001 Selvam Veerasingam of Malaysia defeated Syria's Rabi Bouhassoun 7-6 6-7 7-6 7-6^{[citation needed]} The longest final set of a rubber, in Syrian Davis Cup history, took place on 9 April 1988 when Hassan Bin Bohari and Albert Teo of Singapore defeated Abdul-Latif Mourad and Samer Mourad of Syria 16-14 in the third and final set of the 6-4 6-3 16-14 match.^{[citation needed]}

2010s

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Year	Competition	Date	Location	Opponent	Score	Result
2010	Asia/Oceania Group III, Group stage	28 Apr	Tehran (IRN)	Iran	2–1	Win
		29 Apr		Kuwait	3–0	Win
	Asia/Oceania Group III, Promotional Play-off	1 May		Vietnam	1–2	Loss
		2 May		Lebanon	2–1	Win
2011	Asia/Oceania Group II, First round	4–6 Mar	Changwon (KOR)	South Korea	1–4	Loss
	Asia/Oceania Group II, Play-offs	8–10 Jul	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	1–4	Loss
2012	Asia/Oceania Group III, Group stage	25 Apr	Tehran (IRN)	Bangladesh	3–0	Win
		26 Apr		Malaysia	3–0	Win
		27 Apr		Oman	3–0	Win
	Asia/Oceania Group III, Promotional Play-off	28 Apr		Iran	2–1	Win
		29 Apr		Kuwait	3–0	Win
2013	Asia/Oceania Group II, First round	1–3 Feb	Lapu-Lapu (PHI)	Philippines	2–3	Loss
	Asia/Oceania Group II, Play-offs	5–7 Apr	Mishref (KUW)	Kuwait	2–3	Loss
2014	Asia/Oceania Group III, Group Stage	11 Jun	Tehran (IRN)	Cambodia	2–1	Win
		12 Jun		Malaysia	1–2	Loss
		13 Jun		Turkmenistan	2–1	Win
	Asia/Oceania Group III, Play-offs	14 Jun		Iran	0–3	Loss
2015	Asia/Oceania Group III, Group Stage	25 Mar	Kuala Lumpur (MAS)	Cambodia	2–1	Win
		26 Mar		Vietnam	1–2	Loss
		27 Mar		Turkmenistan	1–2	Loss
	Asia/Oceania Group III, Play-offs	28 Mar		Saudi Arabia	3–0	Win
2016	Asia/Oceania Group III, Group Stage	12 Jul	Tehran (IRN)	Singapore	3–0	Win
		13 Jul		Qatar	2–1	Win
		14 Jul		Turkmenistan	2–1	Win
		15 Jul		Lebanon	0–3	Loss
	Asia/Oceania Group III, Play-offs	16 Jul		Iran	1–2	Loss
2017	Asia/Oceania Group III, Group Stage	17 Jul	Colombo (SRI)	Pacific Oceania	1–2	Loss
		19–20 Jul		Jordan	1–2	Loss
		20 Jul		Sri Lanka	1–2	Loss
	Asia/Oceania Group III, Play-offs	22 Jul		United Arab Emirates	2–0	Win
2018	Asia/Oceania Group III, Group Stage	2 Apr	Hanoi (VIE)	Qatar	0–3	Loss
		4 Apr		Saudi Arabia	2–1	Win
		5 Apr		Kuwait	1–2	Loss
		6 Apr		Jordan	2–1	Win
2019	Asia/Oceania Group III, Group Stage	26 Jun	Singapore (SIN)	Iran	3–0	Win
		27 Jun		Qatar	3–0	Win
		28 Jun		Malaysia	2–1	Win
	Asia/Oceania Group III, Play-offs	29 Jul		Vietnam	0–2	Loss

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2020s

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Year	Competition	Date	Location	Opponent	Score	Result
2020	World Group II Play-offs	6–7 Mar	Harare (ZIM)	Zimbabwe	1–3	Loss
2021	Asia/Oceania Group III, Group stage	15 Sep	Amman (JOR)	Jordan	3–0	Win
		16 Sep		Sri Lanka	3–0	Win
	Asia/Oceania Group III, Promotional Play-off	18 Sep		Pacific Oceania	1–2	Loss

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• Syria Fed Cup team