Meet the Czech Fed Cup team

Nov 09, 2016
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Meet the Czech Fed Cup team

The Fed Cup final takes place in Strasbourg Nov. 12-13.

Published Nov 09, 2016

Ahead of the Fed Cup final this weekend in Strasbourg between France and the Czech Republic, get introduced to the Czechs as they vie for their fifth title in six years.

Age: 24

Ranking: No. 6 (doubles No. 11)

Fed Cup record: 9-2

Year highlight: Won her sixth WTA title in Cincinnati before reaching her first major final in New York.

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Age: 26

Ranking: No. 11 (doubles No. 265)

Fed Cup record: 26-10

Year highlight: Won two titles including the year-end championships in Zhuhai.

Age: 30

Ranking: No. 20 (doubles No. 17)

Fed Cup record: 16-9

Year highlight: Reached two singles finals in Birmingham and Dubai, and won a doubles bronze medal in Rio (with Lucie Safarova).

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Age: 31

Ranking: No. 170 (doubles No. 10)

Fed Cup record: 7-5

Year highlight: Partnered with Andrea Hlavackova, Hradecka reached the Australian Open doubles final and won two titles (Quebec City and Moscow).