The 2023 BNP Paribas World Team Cup, the ITF’s flagship wheelchair tennis team event, takes place at Vilamoura Tennis and Padel Academy in Portugal from 1-7 May.

Featuring 40 teams from 22 countries the event will see champions crowned in men’s, women’s, quad and junior World Groups, with the women’s and quad finals on Saturday 6 May and the men’s and junior finals on Sunday 7 May.

Here’s how to follow this week’s event.

TOURNAMENT SITE

The ITF’s World Team Cup Event Site will host the daily order of play and latest draws in PDF format and/or as interactive links.

LIVE STREAM AND BROADCAST

All ties on centre court, including the finals on Saturday, 6 May and Sunday, 7 May, are being streamed live on all seven days via the ITF YouTube Channel.

You can access these live streams and replay each daily stream as below.

Day 1    Day 2    Day 3    Day 4    Day 5    Day 6    Day 7

LIVE SCORES AND RESULTS

Live Scores 

Completed Matches

Live Schedule 

COMPETITION FORMAT

All four World Groups – men, women, quad and junior – begin in round-robin format.

With 15 teams this year in the men’s World Group there are four round-robin pools – three pools of four teams and one pool of three teams, with the top team in each round-robin pool going forward to the knockout semi-finals. The remaining teams will play off for final positions 5 – 15.

Ten teams start the women’s World Group this year, with three round-robin pools – two pools of three teams (Pool A and Pool B) and one pool of four teams (Pool C). The top team in each of Pool A and Pool B will go forward to the semi-finals, along with the top two teams in pool C. The remaining six nations will go into two play off round-robin pools of three teams to determine positions 5-7 and 8-10.

Both the quad and junior World Groups will begin with two round-robin pools. The top two teams in each round-robin pool will go forward to crossover semi-finals.

All ties in the round-robin pools consist of two singles matches played as three tie-break sets, followed by a doubles match consisting of two tie-break sets and a match tie-break if the score is 1-1 after the first two sets.

NEWS STORIES AND ARTICLES

Visit the latest ITF Wheelchair Tennis News articles here for the latest stories from Vilamoura.