Malta at the 1994 Federation Cup

Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman a tennis lover has all credit for initiating the primary plan in the year 1919. Hazel thought of independent competitive events solely for women. She even floated a trophy for the teams between the United States and Great Britain, when seen that her idea was not shared by anyone. The subsequent decades Nell Hopman and Mary Hardwick Hare, inspired by Hazel's plan, played Herculean role to bring it into reality. The International Tennis Federation launched Federation Cup coincide its golden jubilee celebration in the year 1963.

The initial year saw the participation of 16 countries, later on assumed monolith proportions to accommodate as many as 73 national teams by the year 1976. The initial trophy launched by ITF carried the name Federation Cup, which was renamed as the Federation Cup in 1995. The Federation Cup cherishes presence of Grand Slam giants like Billie Jean King, Darlene Hard, Margaret Smith and Lesley Turner on the court, who toned the Grand Slams. Malta at the 1994 Federation Cup was an Euro/Africa Zone Group player. Malta has played to its potential talents to reach the Fed Cup quarterfinals in 1963 and 1985.

Malta at the 1994 Federation Cup was a Euro/Africa Zone Group player. Malta played two Round Robins in the present events. It was Austria and Portugal were the rival teams opposite Malta. In both these events, the opposite teams with big margins of 3-0. The Malta team play could not produce merit performance and lost their both events to opponents.

Malta at the 1994 Federation Cup listed its team from Asia/Oceania Zone Group. The current event tournament of Malta ended on the sorry note, which could not come up with good performance. Both the Robin Rounds that the Malta played opposite Australia and Portugal, the opposition play proved superior in every count of the game. Resultantly, Malta went down by 0-3. Here ended the Malta journey of Federation Cup.