The Adria Tour in Zadar kicks-off at 14:00 on Saturday and we already know the whole schedule of play for the first day of the tournament.
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Before the first official match of the tournament, fans in Zadar will witness a women's exhibition match. Croatian star, Donna Vekic will face Olga Danilovic at 12:00 CET, 2 hours before the first official match of the Adria Tour in Zadar begins. The schedule of play is packed again and fans will see a lot of interesting matches once again.
Similarly to the Adria Tour in Belgrade, the tournament in Zadar will be kicked-off by Grigor Dimitrov. The Bulgarian will face Croatian no. 1, Borna Coric in his first match at the tournament. Alexander Zverev will take on Danilo Petrovic and Novak Djokovic will face Pedja Krstin in an only all-Serbian matchup of the day. The day session will be ended with a match between Andrey Rublev and Marin Cilic.
After a short break, Grigor Dimitrov will take on Pedja Krstin. After that, Andrey Rublev will face Danilo Petrovic and Novak Djokovic will meet Borna Coric on courts in Zadar. In the last match of the evening, Alexander Zverev will be playing against Marin Cilic. Hopefully, we won't need to see any replacements of the players as in Belgrade and there won't be any injury during the tournament.
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Adria Tour Zadar Saturday Schedule of Play:
| ?? Dimitrov, G. | ?? Coric, B. | 14:00 | -- : -- |
| ?? Zverev, A. | ?? Petrovic, D. | 15:00 | -- : -- |
| ?? Djokovic, N. | ?? Krstin, P. | 16:00 | -- : -- |
| ?? Rublev, A. | ?? Cilic, M. | 17:00 | -- : -- |
| ?? Dimitrov, G. | ?? Krstin, P. | 19:00 | -- : -- |
| ?? Rublev, A. | ?? Petrovic, D. | 20:00 | -- : -- |
| ?? Djokovic, N. | ?? Coric, B. | 21:00 | -- : -- |
| ?? Zverev, A. | ?? Cilic, M. | 22:00 | -- : -- |
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