Davis Cup 2022 – The tournament where you get to see players team up in the quest to bring glory to their country – here’s how you can watch it live.
How many teams will be competing in this year’s edition of the Davis Cup?
This year, we will see 16 nations battle it out in what promises to be a riveting edition of the Davis Cup with some of the biggest players in the tennis world, featuring at the tournament.
Where will the 2022 Davis Cup group-stage matches be held?
The 16 nations will be seen battling across four cities. The group stage matches will be held from September 13-17 with Group A playing in Bologna (Italy), Group B in Valencia (Spain), Group C in Hamburg (Germany), and Group D in Glasgow (Scotland).
Where will the Knockout matches be held?
The knockout matches of the 110th edition of the Davis Cup will be held in Malaga, Spain from November 22 to November 27.
Who are the defending champions?
Team Russia won the tournament the last time. However, they will not be playing this year as they have been banned following the country’s invasion of Ukraine.
Group A
- Argentina – Team Argentina has a fine mixture of youth and experience at its disposal. The talented Diego Schwartzman will be the player to look out for. However, the likes of Francisco Cerundolo and Sebastian Baez will also be important to the chances of the team from South America.
- Italy – This team also contains a good bunch of young talents like Jannik Sinner and Matteo Berrettini and the experience of Fabio Fognini holds them in good stead. They are certainly one of the favorites to progress from the group.
- Croatia – Team Croatia is the No. 1 seed in the competition. They will not have the services of their No. 1 player Marin Cilic. However, the rejuvenated Borna Coric, who recently won the Cincinnati Masters will be the player that could potentially make a difference. Mate Pavic and Nikola Mektic will also have to play their roles during the competition.
- Sweden – The underdogs will be resting their hopes on the talented shoulders of the Ymer brothers – Mikael and Elias. They will have to show the way to their lesser-ranked teammates.
| Team | Players | Captain |
| Argentina | Diego Schwartzman, Francisco Cerundolo, Sebastian Baez, Horacio Zeballos, Maximo Gonzalez | Guillermo Coria |
| Italy | Jannik Sinner, Lorenzo Musetti, Matteo Berrettini, Fabio Fognini, Simone Bolelli | Filippo Volandri |
| Croatia | Borna Coric, Borna Gojo, Nino Serdarusic, Mate Pavic, Nikola Mektic | Vedran Martic |
| Sweden | Mikael Ymer, Elias Ymer, Andre Goransson, Jonathan Mridha, Dragos Nicolae Madaras | Johan Hedsberg |
Prediction – 1. Italy, 2. Argentina, 3. Croatia, 4. Sweden.
Group B
- Spain – 18th-ranked Roberto Bautista Agut and 42nd-ranked Albert Ramos-Vinolas will hold the cards in the star-studded team. Carlos Alcaraz is also on the team but after his triumphant US Open campaign, he might choose to play later in the week. The Spaniards have all bases covered and even if the new World No. 1 does take his time, they will still be a tough nut to crack.
- Serbia – From Rafael Nadal’s country, we move to Novak Djokovic’s country. While the 21-time Grand Slam champion is not playing, the likes of Miomir Kecmanovic and Filip Krajinovic will be eager to make their country proud.
- South Korea – Kwon Soon-woo is the only South Korean player in the top 100. The experienced Song Min-Kyu will have to give him good support. 2015 Australian Open junior finalist Hong Seong-chan will also have to play out of his skin to give South Korea a chance in what is a very difficult group.
- Canada – All eyes will be on the talented Felix Auger-Aliassime. Spain seems the favorite to top this group with Serbia and Canada slogging it out for the second spot. Felix Auger-Aliassime will have a big role to play in Canada’s quest to qualify for the knockouts.
| Team | Players | Captain |
| Spain | Carlos Alcaraz, Roberto Bautista Agut, Albert Ramos-Vinolas, Pedro Martinez, Marcel Granollers | Sergi Bruguera |
| Serbia | Miomir Kecmanovic, Filip Krajinovic, Laslo Djere, Dusan Lajovic, Nikola Cacic | Viktor Troicki |
| South Korea | Kwon Soon-woo, Hong Seong-chan, Nam Ji-sung, Song Min-kyu | Seungkyu Park |
| Canada | Felix Auger-Aliassime, Alexis Galarneau, Gabriel Diallo, Vasek Pospisil | Frank Dancevic |
Prediction – 1. Spain, 2. Serbia, 3. Canada, 4. South Korea.
Group C
- Australia – Alex de Minaur and Thanasi Kokkinakis are two players to keep an eye on in this group of death. Jason Kubler has also been in good form as of late. They are captained by the inspirational Lleyton Hewitt.
- France – Team France has a formidable squad at their disposal. The likes of Richard Gasquet, Benjamin Bonzi, and Adrian Mannarino could be the game-changers for the team from Europe.
- Belgium – David Goffin will have to shoulder the responsibilities of Belgium with his teammates not providing the same depth as other teams in the group. They don’t seem to be the favorites to qualify for the knockouts, at least on paper. If Goffin can win the singles bout then the duo of Sander Gille and Joran Vliegen might give Belgium a surprise entry into the knockouts.
- Germany – The former World No. 2 Alexander Zverev returns to action and is certainly one of the best players in the tournament. The team of Tim Putz and Kevin Krawietz will be tough to beat. Team Germany is one of the strongest and most-balanced teams in the competition.
| Teams | Players | Captain |
| Australia | Alex de Minaur, Thanasi Kokkinakis, Jason Kubler, Max Purcell, Matt Ebden | Lleyton Hewitt |
| France | Benjamin Bonzi, Adrian Mannarino, Richard Gasquet, Arthur Rinderknech, Nicolas Mahut | Sebastien Grosjean |
| Belgium | David Goffin, Michael Geerts, Zizou Bergs, Sander Gille, Joran Vliegen | Johan Van Herck |
| Germany | Alexander Zverev, Oscar Otte, Jan-Lennard Struff, Tim Putz, Kevin Krawietz | Michael Kohlmann |
Prediction – 1. Germany, 2. France, 3. Australia, 4. Belgium.
Group D
- Netherlands – The likes of Botic can de Zandschulp, Tallon Griekspoor and Tim van Rijthoven will hold the key for Netherlands. They have a lot of depth in their squad and it will hold them in good stead at the tournament.
- Kazakhstan – Alexander Bublik will be the crucial player for the Kazakhstan team. However, the likes of Mikhail Kukushkin, Dmitry Popko, and Aleksandr Nedovyesov will have to chip in with their contributions as well.
- Great Britain – They have selected a formidable group of players who could take all the way in the tournament. Cameron Norrie will be the player to watch out for. However, the attention will invariably be on the legendary Andy Murray.
- USA – World No. 12 Taylor Fritz is a vital cog in the wheel for the USA team. Tommy Paul could also be a handful on his day.
| Team | Players | Captain |
| Netherlands | Botic van de Zandschulp, Tallon Griekspoor, Tim van Rijthoven, Wesley Koolhof, Matwe Middelkoop | Paul Haarhuis |
| Kazakhstan | Alexander Bublik, Mikhail Kukushkin, Aleksandr Nedovyesov, Dmitry Popko, Andrey Golubev | Yuri Schukin |
| Great Britain | Cameron Norrie, Andy Murray, Dan Evans, Joe Salisbury, Neak Skupski | Leon Smith |
| USA | Taylor Fritz, Tommy Paul, Jack Sock, Rajeev Ram | Bob Bryan |
Prediction – 1. USA, 2. Great Britain, 3. Kazakhstan, 4. Netherlands.
When and Where to Watch?
| Nation | Broadcaster |
| Argentina | TyC |
| Australia | Nine |
| Belgium | VRT/RTBF |
| Canada | Rogers |
| Croatia | SportKlub |
| France | belN/L’equipe |
| Germany | Servus TV |
| Great Britain | BBC |
| Italy | RAI/SKY Italia/ Super Tennis |
| Kazakhstan | QAZ Sports |
| Korea Republic | Coupang |
| Netherlands | Ziggo |
| Serbia | Sport Klub |
| Spain | Movistar |
| Sweden | SVT |
| USA | Tennis Channel |
The full list of broadcasters can be seen on the Davis Cup official website.
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