2023 Miami Open Day One Schedule with Parks, Kostyuk and Fruhvirtova sisters
WTATuesday, 21 March 2023 at 14:12
The 2023 Miami Open begins today with the WTA side of the event playing alone on this day and we'll have Parks, Kostyuk and the Fruhvirtova sisters in action.
Both Fruhvirtova sisters will be in action today as Brenda will be the first one to step out with Linda playing later. Both are actually favoured so we might see some sisterly domination at the Masters with the younger Brenda looking to secure a top 100 ranking like the older Linda. Xiyu Wang will try and stop the younger one while Linda plays Sebov.
Alycia Parks will also be in action and she'll play with Elise Mertens who is expected to take this one amid recent struggles from the American. Another American, Pera will take on Rodina on the main court as well. Some other interesting matches include Putintseva against Marino and Giorgi against Kanepi.
Marta Kostyuk will be another one in action and she'll play Cocciaretto with Kalinskaya playing Jimenez Kasintseva. Sherif will take on Siegemund with Siniakova taking on Liu.
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