Indian Wells Masters 2022 tennis schedule – Order of play today (Sunday 20th March)
We've rounded up the full Indian Wells Masters 2022 tennis schedule and Order of Play for Sunday 20th March.
It's finals day at the 2022 Indian Wells Masters, with the winners of both the Men's and Women's events set to be crowned tonight.
First up, the WTA final sees young Polish superstar Iga Swiatek go up against Greek No.6 seed Maria Sakkari in what is sure to be a tightly-fought match.
Sakkari has won three of the four previous matches between the two players, but it was Swiatek who emerged victorious in the most recent encounter – so it could easily go either way.
Meanwhile, in the ATP event, Rafa Nadal beat fellow Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz in yesterday's semi-final to set up a clash with surprise finalist Taylor Fritz, after the American recorded an impressive victory over Andrey Rublev.
Nadal has enjoyed a superb start to 2022 even by his own lofty standards, with the 21-time Grand Slam winner yet to lose a single match this year, so he will go in as the heavy favourite.
But the home crowd will no doubt be behind Fritz, who will be playing in his first-ever final at Masters 1000 level.
RadioTimes.com brings you the Indian Wells Masters 2022 order of play for today.
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Indian Wells Masters 2022 schedule
All UK time. Singles matches only.
Sunday 20th March
Stadium 1
From 8pm
[3] Iga Swiatek (POL) v [6] Maria Sakkari (GRE)
[20] Taylor Fritz (USA) v [4] Rafa Nadal (ESP)
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