Miami Open 2024 schedule: Order of play (Sunday 31st March)

It marked the first WTA 1,000 title of her career.

"I've worked so hard and it's taken me a little bit longer than a lot of players on tour," she said (via the BBC).

In an interview with Sky Sports, the Florida native added: "Having a whole stadium on my side was something so special. It's been hard not to get emotional."

Today (Sunday 31st March) is the final of the men's singles, which sees Bulgarian talent Grigor Dimitrov, seeded 11th, take on Italy's Jannik Sinner, who is currently the second seed.

Dimitrov has beaten a number of high-profile players during this year's tournament, including Carlos Alcaraz, Hubert Hurkacz and Alexander Zverev.

Speaking about his fine form, the player said (via Sky Sports): "I think the consistency of beating top players, that to me is a bigger success than anything else.

"If you do that, you get the ranking. If you do that, things are just getting better for you... I think the discipline brought me to this moment. There is nothing else. I didn't kind of deviate from my target."

But will he triumph at the final hurdle?

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Miami Open 2024 schedule: Today's order of play

All UK time.

Sunday 31st March

Stadium

Men's Singles

From 8pm

• G Dimitrov [11] v J Sinner [2]

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