Soviet Union Davis Cup team

{{Short description|Former national tennis team}} {{Infobox tennis cup team|Type = Davis | Name = [[Soviet Union]] | Image =Flag of Soviet Union.svg | Captain = | Coach = | ITF Rank = N/A | ITF max = | ITF max date = | ITF min = | ITF min date = | Colors = | First year = 1962 | Years played = 27 | Ties played = 70 (44–26) | WG played = 5 (0–5) | Titles = 0 | Runners-up = | Best = | Player wins = [[Alex Metreveli]] (80–25) | Singles wins = Alex Metreveli (56–14) | Doubles wins = [[Sergei Likhachev]] (24–11)<br />Alex Metreveli (24–11) | Best doubles = Alex Metreveli and Sergei Likhachev (18–7) | Most ties = Alex Metreveli (38) | Most years = Alex Metreveli (14) }}

The '''Soviet Union men's national tennis team''' competed in 1962–1991. The team competed with the name 'Commonwealth of Independent States' in 1992.

Following 1992, the nations competed as:

*[[Russia men's national tennis team]] (historical records assumed by Russia) *[[Armenia men's national tennis team]] (began 1996) *[[Azerbaijan men's national tennis team]] (began 1996) *[[Belarus men's national tennis team]] (began 1994) *[[Estonia men's national tennis team]] (played independently in 1934; resumed in 1993) *[[Georgia men's national tennis team]] (began 1994) *[[Kazakhstan men's national tennis team]] (began 1995) *[[Kyrgyzstan men's national tennis team]] (began 2002) *[[Latvia men's national tennis team]] (began 1993) *[[Lithuania men's national tennis team]] (began 1994) *[[Moldova men's national tennis team]] (began 1995) *[[Tajikistan men's national tennis team]] (began 1997) *[[Turkmenistan men's national tennis team]] (began 2004) *[[Ukraine men's national tennis team]] (began 1993) *[[Uzbekistan men's national tennis team]] (began 1994)

==See also== * {{davisfedseealso|URS|davis}}

==External links== * {{Billie Jean King Cup team|code=URS}}

[[Category:Davis Cup teams|δ Soviet]] [[Category:National sports teams of the Soviet Union]]