Trinidad and Tobago at the 1991 Davis Cup

The Davis cup tournament Tennis is one of the most significant events in the international Mens team tennis category. The event was first held in the year 1900 as a competition in between the British and the Americans. It was then known as the International Lawn Tennis Challenge. Later on in the year the tournament was renamed as the Davis cup tournament Tennis in the memory of Dwight Davis, a champion of the tournament in its first three appearances. At present the tournament is the largest sporting event and is held under the management of International Tennis Federation.

Trinidad and Tobago at the 1991 Davis Cup was placed in the group 2 of the Americas zone. Trinidad and Tobago started their Davis cup tournament Tennis campaign in the year 1990 and it’s the nation was just a year old in the in the Davis cup tournament Tennis. In their first match of the zonal tournaments Trinidad and Tobago was playing against Ecuador. Lack of experience and inability to perform properly in the tournament was evident among the players from Trinidad and Tobago. With a strangled performance Trinidad and Tobago in the end was defeated in all of the five matches. Thus Trinidad and Tobago had a tragic end of their campaign in that year.

Trinidad and Tobago at the 1991 Davis Cup over all poor performance was considered in the tournament due to their recent entry in the tournament. The nation learnt a lot from its participation in the tournament and was looking forward to its future performances in the tournament.