Madagascar
Captain	Soloniaina Rakotomaniraka
ITF ranking	109 (13 November 2023)
Colors	red & white
First year	1997
Years played	9
Ties played (W–L)	39 (20–19)
Best finish	Zonal Group I RR
Most total wins	Aina Rafolomanantsiatosika (10–13)
Most singles wins	Dally Randriantefy (6-0) Natacha Randriantefy (6–2)
Most doubles wins	Aina Rafolomanantsiatosika (5–7)
Best doubles team	Aina Rafolomanantsiatosika Mirina Rajaoarisoa (2–3)
Most ties played	Aina Rafolomanantsiatosika (15)
Most years played	Aina Rafolomanantsiatosika (4)

The Madagascar Billie Jean King Cup team represents Madagascar in the Billie Jean King Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Fédération Malgache de Tennis. They currently compete in the Africa Zone of Group III.

They last competed in 2023, which was 6 years since their last appearance, and were promoted in the same year to Africa Group III for 2024.

History

Madagascar competed in its first Fed Cup in 1997. The team was absent from the Billie Jean King Cup for six years until their return in 2023, only losing one match. In the same year, they defeated Tanzania in the play-offs for their promotion to Africa Group III.

Their best result was winning Group II in their debut year.

Current team

Rankings as of November 6, 2023

Players representing Madagascar in 2023

Name	Born	First	Last		Ties	Win/Loss			Ranks[1][2]
			Year	Tie		Sin	Dou	Tot	Sin	Dou
Mialy Ranaivo	(2003-07-14)July 14, 2003	2023	2023	Tanzania	6	4-0	2-0	6-0	—	—
Narindra Corrine Ranaivo	(2003-07-14)July 14, 2003	2023	2023	Tanzania	6	2-0	4-0	6-0	—	—
Harena Voaviandraina	(2006-10-16)October 16, 2006	2023	2023	Tanzania	6	2-0	4-0	6-0	—	—
Andraina Mitia Voavy	(2008-04-05)April 5, 2008	2023	2023	Tanzania	6	3-1	2-0	5-1	—	—

Results

Here is the list of all match-ups since 1995, when the competition started being held in the current World Group format.

Year	Competition	Date	Surface	Location	Opponent	Score	Result
1997	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Pool D	5 May	Clay	Manavgat Turkey	Malta	2–1	Won
		6 May			Cyprus	0–3	Won
		8 May			Liechtenstein	0–3	Won
		9 May			Luxembourg	1–2	Won
		10 May			North Macedonia	3–0	Won
		11 May			Botswana	0–3	Won
1998	Europe/Africa Zone Group I, Pool B	14 April	Clay	Murcia Spain	Poland	0–3	Lost
		15 April			Portugal	1–2	Lost
		16 April			Great Britain	0–3	Lost
1999	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Pool A	26 April	Clay	Murcia Spain	Egypt	1–2	Won
		27 April			Hungary	3–0	Lost
		28 April			Bosnia and Herzegovina	3–0	Lost
		29 April			Botswana	1–2	Won
2000	Europe/Africa Zone Group II, Pool D	28 March	Clay	Estoril Portugal	Algeria	2–1	Lost
		29 March			Portugal	3–0	Lost
		30 March			Lesotho	1–2	Won
		31 March			Estonia	3–0	Lost
		1 April			Moldova	0–1	Lost
2013	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Pool D	8 May	Clay	Chișinău Moldova	Liechtenstein	3–0	Lost
		9 May			Cyprus	1–2	Won
		10 May			Norway	1–2	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Play-Offs	11 May			Morocco	1–1	Draw
2014	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Pool C	5 February	Hard (i)	Tallinn Estonia	Denmark	3–0	Lost
		6 February			Norway	2–1	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Play-Offs	8 February			Armenia	1–2	Won
2016	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Pool C	11 April	Clay	Ulcinj Montenegro	Moldova	2–1	Won
		12 April			Cyprus	1–2	Won
		14 April			Tunisia	0–3	Lost
	Europe/Africa Zone Group III Play-Offs	15 April			Greece	0–2	Lost
2018	Europe/Africa Zone Group III, Pool B	16 April	Hard	Tunis Tunisia	Kosovo	1–2	Lost
		17 April			Cyprus	1–2	Lost
		18 April			Tunisia	0–3	Lost
		19 April			Algeria	1–2	Lost
2023	Europe/Africa Zone Group IV Africa, Pool B	5 June	Clay	Kigali Rwanda	Cameroon	2–1	Won
		6 June			Lesotho	3–0	Won
		7 June			Senegal	3–0	Won
		8 June			Congo	3–0	Won
		9 June			DR Congo	3–0	Won
	Europe/Africa Zone Group IV Africa Play-Offs	10 June			Tanzania	3–0	Won