New Zealand at the 1994 Federation Cup

New Zealand made its debut in the Fed Cup, which is the most prestigious and most important tennis tournament for women, in 1965. It has played a total of 37 year and the total number of ties played is 112. Leane Baker holds the honor of making the most number of total wins from the Fed Cup among all the Fed Cup players. She has played Davis Cup for most number of years and most number of ties. The best performance of New Zealand is reaching the Fed Cup quarterfinals in 1965 and 1971. New Zealand at the 1994 Federation Cup played from the Asia Oceania Group 1 pool B.

New Zealand at the 1994 Federation Cup played in the Asia Oceania Group 1 pool B. Being in this group it has to go through the five Round Robins rounds. Out of the five ties it won three and lost two. The first tie was with Thailand and it lost to it 1-2. The second was against Sri Lanka. It won the tie with the score 2-1 and went on to face Singapore in the next round. It won the tie 3-0 and sailed to the main Draw. In the first round of the main draw it defeated Philippines with the score 2-1. In the final of the main draw it lost to Chinese Taipei with the score 1-2.

The performance of New Zealand at the 1994 Federation Cup was average. Its overall performance allowed it to play in the same Group, pool A in the following year 1995. It won two Round Robin ties and the first round of the main draw while lost the opening and final ties of the total five ties.