However, Turkmenistan returned to Fed Cup in 2011, ranked No. 81, with Prenko, the WTA single No. 765, leading the team with Halliyeva, Mollayeva and Ereshova also competing and Byashimov acting once again as captain. The team was placed in Pool B in the ground, alongside Hong Kong (No. 50), Singapore (No. 67) and Fed Cup first-timers Oman. They played against Hong Kong in their opening tie, and were soundly defeated winning no games across the two singles rubbers and three games in the doubles rubber. Nevertheless, the team managed to make a clear win over Oman, Halliyeva easily defeating Maliha Al-Awaidy, Prenko managed to make a comeback to upset Fatma Al Nabhani, despite being ranked three hundred places below her on the pro circuit, and Ereshova and Mollayeva finished off the tie by winning the doubles rubber. The Turkmens then lost to Singapore, 1–2, by losing both singles matches, but their performance was still enough for them to qualify for the fifth-place play-off, with their Pool A equivalent Pakistan. Mollayeva lost the first match against the Pakistani Ushna Suhail, but Prenko delivered for the Turkmens once more by defeating Sarah Mahboob Khan in singles, and with Suhail in doubles alongside Halliyeva. This allowed another fifth-place finish for Turkmenistan, and caused their rank to ascend to No. 73, their highest at the time since initiation.