The team was drawn to play the Omani in the first day, in which Halliyeva easily defeated Al-Awaidy, Prenko was handily defeated by Al Nabhani, and Halliyeva and Prenko came back from a set down to win the deciding doubles rubber. Turkmenistan was then handily defeated by India, winning only six games across the three rubbers, and narrowly fell to Philippines 1–2 with Hummetova suffering a double bagel to Tamitha Nguyen and Prenko and Halliyeva losing in doubles, despite Prenko managing to win against Anna Clarice Patrimonio in three sets. Turkmenistan then finished their pool strongly, managing their easiest Fed Cup win since initiation by defeating the Iranians whilst only dropping six games. This caused Turkmenistan to place third in their pool, and be drawn against Singapore for their fifth-place play-off. Despite losing their previous three meetings with the Singaporeans, they managed to win their tie fairly easily, winning all three rubbers in straight sets, to once again claim fifth place in the Group. These good results were, relative to the number of ties, Turkmenistan's best ever in a year since initiation, and caused their ranking to ascend once again to No. 63.