Draws for September’s Davis Cup World Group I and World Group II ties released
Top seeds Germany will travel to Bosnia & Herzegovina and second seeds Kazakhstan will travel to Bulgaria in World Group I ties
Britain’s Cameron Norrie in action during his match against Colombia’s Nicolas Mejia during the 2023 Davis Cup Qualifiers
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The draws for the Davis Cup World Group I and World Group II fixtures, which will be held in mid-September, were released on Thursday by the International Tennis Federation (ITF).
In World Group I, top seeds Germany will travel to Bosnia & Herzegovina, second seeds Kazakhstan will travel to Bulgaria, third seeds Belgium will host Uzbekistan and fourth seed Argentina will host Lithuania.
The complete list of World Gorup I ties is as below:
- (1) Germany vs Bosnia & Herzegovina (host)
- (2) Kazakhstan vs Bulgaria (host)
- (3) Belgium (host) vs Uzbekistan
- (4) Argentina (host) vs Lithuania
- (5) Colombia vs Ukraine (host)
- (6) Hungary (host) vs Turkey
- (7) Israel vs Japan (host)
- (8) Austria (host) vs Belgium
- (9) Slovakia vs Greece (host)
- (10) Norway vs Peru (host)
- (11) Romania (host) vs Chinese Taipei
- (12) Brazil vs Denmark (host)
Winners from World Group I will advance to the 2024 Davis Cup Qualifiers next year with a chance to make the Davis Cup Finals in 2024.
In World Group II, top seeds Ecuador will travel to Monaco while second seeds India will host Morocco. The winners of World Group Ii ties will compete in the 2024 World Group I playoffs alongside the losing nations from World Group I
The complete list of World Gorup I ties is as below:
- (1) Ecuador vs Monaco (host)
- (2) India (host) vs Morocco
- (3) New Zealand (host) vs Thailand
- (4) Mexico (host) vs China
- (5) Pakistan (host) vs Indonesia
- (6) Uruguay (host) vs Egypt
- (7) Lebanon (host) vs Jamaica
- (8) Slovenia (host) vs Luxembourg
- (9) Tunisia vs Georgia (host)
- (10) El Salvador (host) vs Ireland
- (11) Hong Kong, China (host) vs Latvia
- (12) Poland (host) vs Barbados
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