The 2004 ARAG World Team Cup was a tennis tournament play on outdoor clay courts. It was the 26th edition of the World Team Cup, and was part of the 2004 ATP Tour. It took place at the Rochusclub in Düsseldorf, Germany, from 16 May through 21 May 2004.
Chile were the defending champions, and they won the title again, defeating Australia in the final by two rubbers to one.
Squads
Blue group
Wayne Arthurs (# 12 Doubles) Paul Hanley (# 8 Doubles) Lleyton Hewitt (# 12) Mark Philippoussis (# 18)
Lucas Arnold Ker (# 27 Doubles) Juan Ignacio Chela (# 23) Gastón Gaudio (# 44) Mariano Zabaleta (# 31)
Sjeng Schalken (# 15) John van Lottum (# 96) Martin Verkerk (# 19)
Bob Bryan (# 1 Doubles) Mike Bryan (# 1 Doubles) Robby Ginepri (# 39) Vince Spadea (# 28)
Red group
Adrián García (# 122) Fernando González (# 16) Nicolás Massú (# 11)
Jiří Novák (# 14) Radek Štěpánek (# 59)
Tommy Haas (# 114) Nicolas Kiefer (# 34) Rainer Schüttler (# 7)
Galo Blanco (# 93) Àlex Corretja (# 94) Albert Costa (# 27) Feliciano López (# 24)
Rankings are as of May 17, 2004.
Round robin
Blue group
Standings Pos.CountryPointsMatchesSets1. 3 7–2 15–92. 2 6–3 14–123. 1 4–5 12–124. 0 1–8 8–16
Australia vs. United States
Netherlands vs. Argentina
Australia vs. Netherlands
Argentina vs. United States
Australia vs. Argentina
Netherlands vs. United States
Red group
Standings Pos.CountryPointsMatchesSets1. 3 7–2 13–72. 2 5–4 11–83. 1 5–4 11–84. 0 1–8 3–15
Germany vs. Spain
Chile vs. Czech Republic
Germany vs. Czech Republic
Chile vs. Spain
Chile vs. Germany
Spain vs. Czech Republic
Final
Chile vs. Australia
References