The WTA Elite Trophy starts on Tuesday 24 October and TennisUpToDate has all the details to catch the action with our TV Guide.
Taking place for the first time in four years, it sees the main players outside the leading eight who did not qualify for the WTA Finals involved for the Elite Trophy title.
Aryna Sabalenka was the last winner in 2019 who of course now is World Number One. Top players involved this time around include Madison Keys, Barbora Krejcikova, Beatriz Haddad Maia and Qinwen Zheng who is joined by a wildcard home hope in Zhu Lin.
It is a round robin format which sees all players face off, with the winner of each of the four groups finding their way into the semi-finals. Maria Sakkari was due to play, but has instead banked on a withdrawal from the WTA Finals to likely be an alternate.
USA - all matches are broadcast on Tennis Channel and ESPN starting on the opening day.
UK - all matches will be covered on usual streaming platform for WTA tournaments in Amazon Prime Video.
Canada - Viewers in Canada can watch the action from Zhuhai live on TSN.
Australia - Coverage in Australia will be broadcast on beIN Sports respectively.
All action begins at 1pm local time between October 24 - October 29.
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