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This year marked the first time live doubles matches were guaranteed in the Qualifiers, as they were moved to the third match of the tie. 📅 Remaining 2026 Calendar September 22–27: BJK Cup Finals (Shenzhen, China).
Yulia Putintseva (KAZ) defeated Bianca Andreescu (CAN) in 3 hours and 36 minutes , the longest match of the 2026 season so far, to clinch Kazakhstan's spot. Billie Jean King Cup
The following eight teams have qualified for the knockout Finals at the , scheduled for September 22–27, 2026 : Qualification Method Notable Stars China Host Nation Qinwen Zheng Italy Defeated Japan 3–1 Jasmine Paolini , Sara Errani Belgium Defeated USA 3–1 Elise Mertens , Greet Minnen Great Britain Defeated Australia 3–1 Harriet Dart , Mika Stojsavljevic Kazakhstan Defeated Canada 3–1 Yulia Putintseva , Anna Danilina Spain Defeated Slovenia 3–1 Kaitlin Quevedo , Sara Sorribes Tormo Czechia Defeated Switzerland 3–2 Linda Nosková , Marie Bouzková Ukraine Defeated Poland 4–0 Elina Svitolina , Marta Kostyuk 🎾 Qualifier Highlights This year marked the first time live doubles
Play-offs for the 2027 season, featuring losing Qualifier teams (like USA, Australia, and Canada) against promoted Regional Group I teams. 2026 BJK Cup event dates announced The following eight teams have qualified for the
Belgium knocked out the record 18-time champions, the United States , ending their streak of qualifying for every single-site Finals event since the format change.
The concluded on April 11, determining the seven nations that will join host China for the Finals in Shenzhen this September. 🏆 2026 Finals Field
This year marked the first time live doubles matches were guaranteed in the Qualifiers, as they were moved to the third match of the tie. 📅 Remaining 2026 Calendar September 22–27: BJK Cup Finals (Shenzhen, China).
Yulia Putintseva (KAZ) defeated Bianca Andreescu (CAN) in 3 hours and 36 minutes , the longest match of the 2026 season so far, to clinch Kazakhstan's spot.
The following eight teams have qualified for the knockout Finals at the , scheduled for September 22–27, 2026 : Qualification Method Notable Stars China Host Nation Qinwen Zheng Italy Defeated Japan 3–1 Jasmine Paolini , Sara Errani Belgium Defeated USA 3–1 Elise Mertens , Greet Minnen Great Britain Defeated Australia 3–1 Harriet Dart , Mika Stojsavljevic Kazakhstan Defeated Canada 3–1 Yulia Putintseva , Anna Danilina Spain Defeated Slovenia 3–1 Kaitlin Quevedo , Sara Sorribes Tormo Czechia Defeated Switzerland 3–2 Linda Nosková , Marie Bouzková Ukraine Defeated Poland 4–0 Elina Svitolina , Marta Kostyuk 🎾 Qualifier Highlights
Play-offs for the 2027 season, featuring losing Qualifier teams (like USA, Australia, and Canada) against promoted Regional Group I teams. 2026 BJK Cup event dates announced
Belgium knocked out the record 18-time champions, the United States , ending their streak of qualifying for every single-site Finals event since the format change.
The concluded on April 11, determining the seven nations that will join host China for the Finals in Shenzhen this September. 🏆 2026 Finals Field