Davis Cup 2025: Cam Norrie & Jacob Fearnley in Lexus GB squad against Poland with three debutants

Captain and LTA Head of Men’s Tennis Leon Smith has named a strong five-man team to take on Poland at the Polsat Puls Gdynia – including Cam Norrie, Jacob Fearnley, Arthur Fery, Lloyd Glasspool and Julian Cash.

It’s a first call up for Fery off the back of his first ATP Challenger singles title in Barranquilla as well as ATP doubles world No.1 and No.2 Glasspool and Cash, having won the Wimbledon title in July.

Ahead of Great Britain’s clash with Poland, Smith said: “Away ties are always challenging, and Poland are a strong team. We're under no illusion, it's going to be a tough tie, but I think with our team, we should go with confidence and do everything we can to win this important match.

“There are a number of debutants in the team for this tie but it's a group of players in good form who know each other well and we're all looking forward to getting to Poland and having a great week as a team.”

Great Britain will need to defeat Poland to confirm their place in the 2026 Davis Cup Qualifiers.

The losing team will have to compete in the 2026 Davis Cup World Group I Play-Offs against the best teams from this year’s World Group II.

The tie against Poland will be played as the best of five matches – including four singles and one doubles rubber over two days.

Find out more about each member of the squad:

Cam Norrie

• Age: 30
• Ranking: 35
• Davis Cup ties played: 12
• Davis Cup record: 7-8

Norrie has brought his best tennis for the big occasions this season, with two of his best results coming in the form of a fourth round run at the French Open and a second Wimbledon quarter-final. A former top 10 star, Norrie is a five-time ATP champion and elsewhere this season, the Briton has reached a semi-final in Geneva and quarter-finals in Hong Kong and Delray Beach. Most recently, Norrie reached the third round at the US Open before losing out to Novak Djokovic in four sets.

Norrie has been a consistent fixture in the Lexus GB Davis Cup team over the years, with previous wins against Taylor Fritz, Jiri Lehecka and Roberto Bautista Agut.

Jacob Fearnley

• Age: 24
• Ranking: 60
• Davis Cup ties played: 1
• Davis Cup record: 1-1

Fearnley made his debut for Great Britain in the qualifiers against Japan earlier in the season, where he clinched his first victory against former top five player Kei Nishikori.

The British star has enjoyed an amazing first 12 months on the ATP Tour since transitioning from the NCAA. Having won four ATP Challenger titles at the end of 2024, Fearnley has made the third round on debut at the Australian Open and Roland Garros, as well as reaching the quarter-final at Queen’s and picking up his first ATP Masters 1000 wins.

Arthur Fery

• Age: 23
• Ranking: 235
• Davis Cup ties played: N/A
• Davis Cup record: N/A

Fery joins up with the Davis Cup team for the first time in Poland off the back of an impressive run of form – including his maiden ATP Challenger Tour singles title. Last month, the 23-year-old lifted the Barranquilla Challenger title without dropping a set.

Prior to that, Fery claimed his first career Grand Slam win at Wimbledon – defeating the 2024 National Bank Open ATP Masters 1000 champion Alexei Popyrin in the opening round. Fery also came through qualifying to reach the quarter-final of the Bloomfield Hills Challenger back in July and won the Lexus Pro Series Roehampton title in February in his first tournament back from injury.

Lloyd Glasspool

• Age: 31
• Ranking: 1
• Davis Cup ties played: N/A
• Davis Cup record: N/A

Glasspool has been one half of the No.1 doubles team in the world this season, alongside countryman Cash. The British team have won six titles this season, including their first Grand Slam at Wimbledon. The duo have won 50 ATP matches this season with Glasspool reaching ATP doubles world No.1 for the first time in his career – the fourth Briton to do so in the Open Era.

If Glasspool were to get the call up to feature in the doubles rubber, he will be making his GB debut and will achieve LTA Colour Holder status.

Julian Cash

• Age: 28
• Ranking: 2
• Davis Cup ties played: N/A
• Davis Cup record: N/A

Alongside Glasspool, Cash has had the best season of his career so far in a year of many firsts. As well as winning his first Grand Slam title, Cash captured his first ATP Masters 1000 trophy in Toronto and has featured in the world’s top five for the first time as well. The pair have also lifted titles in Brisbane, Doha, Queen’s and Eastbourne and have already qualified for the Nitto ATP Finals.

Like his partner, Cash will be hoping to make his first appearance in the Lexus GB Davis Cup team.