2022 Roland Garros ATP & WTA Day Two Schedule of Play including Nadal, Djokovic, Swiatek, Osaka and Raducanu
ATP
The 2nd day of Roland Garros brings out the big guns with Nadal, Djokovic, Osaka, Raducanu and Swiatek all on the courts.
Play will kick off at 11:00 CETwith a couple of proper bangers on the WTA side of the event. Naomi Osaka faces Amanda Anisimova who was a semifinalist here to get us underway and that will be a proper delight. Bianca Andreescu will also play at that as well as Victoria Azarenka. A bit later we will see defending champion Barbora Krejcikova on the courts in her first match in a very long time. She had an injured elbow.
Anett Kontaveit will have a tricky test against Ajla Tomljanovic with Emma Raducanu taking on 17-year rising talent Noskova. On the ATP side of things, we will start a couple of Americans in Fritz and Opelka taking the courts.
Cam Norrie is also on the courts after a short turnaround from his Lyon Open title run. Rafael Nadal gets his campaign underway against Jordan Thompson with Novak Djokovic reserved for the evening match at 21:00 CET. Check out the full schedule below.
2022 Roland Garros Day Two Schedule:
ATP
11:00 Krajinovic F. - Opelka R.
11:00 Rodriguez Taverna S. - Fritz T.
11:00 Tabilo A. - Gojo B.
12:30 Basilashvili N. - Cressy M.
12:30 Evans D. - Cerundolo F.
12:30 Lajovic D. - Baez S.
12:30 Nakashima B. - Majchrzak K.
12:30 Norrie C. - Guinard M.
12:30 Wawrinka S. - Moutet C.
14:00 Balazs A. - Cilic M.
14:00 McDonald M. - Agamenone F.
14:30 Fucsovics M. - Blancaneaux G.
14:30 Gombos N. - Cachin P.
14:30 Kecmanovic M. - Etcheverry T. M.
14:30 Molcan A. - Coria F.
14:30 Ymer M. - Duckworth J.
15:00 Thompson J. - Nadal R.
16:00 Garin C. - Paul T.
16:00 Harris L. - Gasquet R.
16:00 Korda S. - Millman J.
16:00 Martinez P. - Laaksonen H.
16:00 Paire B. - Ivashka I.
16:00 Rinderknech A. - Bublik A.
21:00 Djokovic N. - Nishioka Y.
WTA
11:00 Andreescu B. - Bonaventure Y.
11:00 Anisimova A. - Osaka N.
11:00 Azarenka V. - Bogdan A.
11:00 Bondar A. - Kvitova P.
11:00 Dodin O. - Petkovic A.
11:00 Grammatikopoulou V. - Saville D.
11:00 Trevisan M. - Dart H.
11:00 Zanevska M. - Zheng Q.
12:00 Swiatek I. - Tsurenko L.
12:30 Riske A. - Yastremska D.
12:30 Watson H. - Jacquemot E.
13:00 Jeanjean L. - Parrizas-Diaz N.
13:00 Kovinic D. - Samsonova L.
13:00 Schmiedlova A. K. - Kucova K.
13:30 Parry D. - Krejcikova B.
14:30 Kerber A. - Frech M.
14:30 Kontaveit A. - Tomljanovic A.
14:30 Noskova L. - Raducanu E.
14:30 Zhu L. - Kudermetova V.
16:30 Alexandrova E. - Minnen G.
16:30 Begu I. - Paolini J.
16:30 Keys M. - Kalinskaya A.
16:30 Rus A. - Rybakina E.
16:30 Volynets K. - Golubic V.
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