One year later, Turkmenistan entered its first ever Fed Cup tournament as a team from the country partook in Group II of the 2004 Asia/Oceania Zone. Their team consisted of Hummetova, Hallyeva, Babayan and Jenneta Halliyeva, who served as their playing captain. They played in one single pool alongside Pacific Oceania, ranked No. 67, Kazakhstan, No. 72, Singapore, No. 77, and Syria, No. 95. However, the team was ultimately unsuccessful, not winning a single set in their first three matches against Singapore, Pacific Oceania, and Kazakhstan. Although they managed to win a match against Syria, with Hummetova and Babayan defeating Nivin Kezbari and Hazar Sidki in doubles, they still finished last in the pool and came into the rankings as equal No. 90 and finished the year ranked equal No. 91, only higher on the rankings than Eastern Caribbean and Kenya.