
After a thrilling quarterfinals day 1 we will have day 2 with some interesting matches featuring players like Daniil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek.
The first semifinalists are known and it remains to be seen against whom they will play. The answer will come when the remaining quarterfinals are played on Wednesday. Play will start at 11:00 CET local Melbourne time which is 01:00 Central European Time. In the first quarterfinal, we will see Danielle Collins take on Alize Cornet.
Two players who were not exactly expected in the quarterfinals but both of them played very well and deserved a spot. The stakes are high for both and both will be motivated to reach the semifinal. The 2nd match will feature two players who love to attack on the court. Iga Swiatek will face off against veteran Kaia Kanepi as both are trying to get to the semifinal.
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Neither ever played in one in Australia so the stakes are high. The first ATP match will start at 05:00 and it will be Stefanos Tsitsipas against Jannik Sinner. It's a very intriguing matchup between two players who can play superb tennis. A great one is expected so don't miss it. The final match will be between the number one seed Medvedev and Auger-Aliassime.
It's a very solid test for Medvedev against a player who has all the tools to make his life miserable. A powerful serve and great forehand are the trademarks of Auger-Aliassime and he will need to be very sharp if he hopes to win. Either way it will be a great way to finish up the day.
Australian Open Quarterfinals Day 2 Schedule of Play:
ATP
05:00 Sinner J. (Ita) - Tsitsipas S. (Gre)
09:30 Auger-Aliassime F. (Can) - Medvedev D. (Rus)
09:30 Auger-Aliassime F. (Can) - Medvedev D. (Rus)
WTA
01:00 Collins D. R. (Usa) - Cornet A. (Fra)
03:00 Swiatek I. (Pol) - Kanepi K. (Est)
03:00 Swiatek I. (Pol) - Kanepi K. (Est)
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