LIVE WTA Indian Wells 2026 Day One | Paula Badosa kicks off the action in California
WTAWednesday, 04 March 2026 at 20:00
The first day of the Indian Wells Open sees a whole host of talent taking centre stage as they look to get off on the front foot. Former champions Paula Badosa and Bianca Andreescu headline the WTA matchups, with the second round the overall aim for everyone stepping onto the court. Follow for live updates!
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