Great Britain won bronze medals in the events of the men and the two -year -in -law in Türkiye.
Ben Bartram and Danone Ward on France's husband Jeffrey Jaciak and two Menghawi Ritti won the individual of the bronze medal for men.
Greg Selid and Gary Cox defeated Australia in the crucial spouses to occupy the third place in a quadruple competition in Antalya.
Australia forced a decision when Benjamin Winzil defeated Andy Laburden after Selid won the opening match of Vin Broadbent.
“I am really happy and very proud of all our efforts this week,” said Partram.
“It is definitely a bronze medal that it deserves very much.”
Japan, who beat Britain in the semi -finals, defeated Chile in the final match to win the men's title.
The Netherlands won the title of a quarter that beat Brazil in the final. Britain lost 2-0 to Brazil in the semi-finals on Saturday.
“I am pleased to take, to earn bronze with the team and bounce from disappointment in the semi -finals against Brazil,” said Selid, who won, like Cox, on the first World Cup medal.
“We really gathered ourselves, then we went, and we really played some good tennis.”
The World Cup is the largest tennis competition in the wheelchair, the equivalent of the Davis Cup or the Billy Jean King Cup.
The Netherlands also won the women's competition, where Britain was beaten by France in the bronze medal match.
The Robin Harris and Lucas de Jovia team in Britain won gold by beating their individual matches in the final against the United States of America.
