Australian Open tennis 2022 schedule – Order of play (Sunday 30th January)
We've rounded up the full Australian Open 2022 tennis schedule and Order of Play for Sunday 30th January.
The Australian Open 2022 schedule has reached the final weekend with one blockbuster clash still to come as the men's final match-up inches ever closer.
Either Rafael Nadal will break the record for male player with the most Grand Slams in history or Daniil Medvedev will dislodge Novak Djokovic to become world No.1. It's all on the line.
The Women's Doubles final will take place earlier in the morning, around 4.ooam GMT.
Previously, homegrown Australian hero Ash Barty triumphed in the Women's Final on Saturday 29th, with the world No.1 lifting her home Grand Slam for the very first time, despite dominating the women's game since 2019.
During the final clash Barty recovered from 5-1 down in the second set to clinch a 6-3 7-6 (2) victory over No.27 seed Danielle Collins, who had previously fought valiantly through the rounds with victories over No.19 Elise Mertens and No.7 Iga Swiatek.
You can check out all the latest Australian Open 2022 TV channel details in our updated guide, as well as checking out how to watch the Australian Open 2022 on discovery+.
RadioTimes.com brings you the full Australian Open 2022 schedule and daily order of play below.
Australian Open 2022 schedule
Main courts and selected matches. All UK time.
Sunday 30th January
ROD LAVER ARENA
From 4.00am
Krejcikova/Siniakova v Danilina/Haddad Maia
From 8:30am
Raphael Nadal [6] v Daniil Medvedev [2]
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