2023 BNP Paribas Open Indian Wells Day Three Schedule with Sabalenka, Pegula, Tiafoe, Medvedev, Sakkari and Zverev
WTAFriday, 10 March 2023 at 21:52
Today begins the second round which means we'll see the top names in action and there are plenty of great matches which we will highlight below.
What better way to slowly transition into the weekend than with some excellent tennis. That's what day three of the Indian Wells Schedule will give us. There are plenty of excellent matches and it will start fairly early on the ATP side with Ruud taking on Schwartzman. After that we'll see Dimitrov take on Kubler, Tsitsipas play Thompson, Zverev takes on Cachin, Humbert Shapovalov and more.
In the evening hours we'll see Medvedev take on Nakashima, Rublev take on Lehecka, Tiafoe take on Giron and Berrettini play against Taro. On the WTA side, the night session will see Sakkari take on Rogers. Gauff will be on the court to play Bucsa, Noskova Anisimova, Pegula will play Giorgi who recently won a trophy.
Earlier in the day we'll see Aussie Open champion Sabalenka on the courts to play Rodina. Krejcikova will take on Yastremska, Bencic will play her compatriot Teichmann with 17-year-old Fruhvirtova playing Kalinina. Check out the full schedule below.
Indian Wells Day 3 Schedule:
ATP
20:00 Nishioka Y. - Garin C.
20:00 Schwartzman D. - Ruud C.
20:00 Wu Tung-Lin - Norrie C.
21:30 Bautista-Agut R. - Ruusuvuori E.
21:30 - Kubler J. - Dimitrov G.
21:30 - Thompson J. - Tsitsipas S.
23:00 Cachin P. - Zverev A.
23:00 Cressy M. - Tabilo A.
23:00 Humbert U. - Shapovalov D.
23:00 Wu Y. - Davidovich Fokina A.
00:30 Khachanov K. - Otte O.
02:00 Berrettini M. - Daniel T.
03:00 Medvedev D. - Nakashima B.
03:30 Rublev A. - Lehecka J.
04:30 Tiafoe F. - Giron M.
WTA
20:00 Fruhvirtova L. - Kalinina A.
20:00 Sasnovich A. - Ostapenko J.
20:00 Teichmann J. - Bencic B.
20:00 Vekic D. - Tsurenko L.
21:30 Blinkova A. - Kudermetova V.
21:30 Krejcikova B. - Yastremska D.
21:30 Potapova A. - Wang Xiy.
21:30 Rodina E. - Sabalenka A.
23:00 Kvitova P. - Mandlik E.
23:00 Wang Xin. - Alexandrova E.
23:00 Zhang S. - Peterson R.
00:00 Sakkari M. - Rogers S.
02:00 Pliskova Ka. - Kalinskaya A.
03:00 Gauff C. - Bucsa C.
03:30 Noskova L. - Anisimova A.
04:30 Giorgi C. - Pegula J.
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