TEN: Head to head records for the Davis Cup

From: AAP Sports News (Australia) | Date: February 8, 2001 | Copyright information


AAP Sports News (Australia)

02-08-2001

TEN: Head to head records for the Davis Cup

SYDNEY, Feb 8 AAP - Head to head records for the singles clashes in the first round
Davis Cup tie between Australia and Ecuador.



1st Yr Yrs Pl W-L Titles

Australia 1905 82 158-54 27

Ecuador 1961 36 38-34 0



Australia

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