Queen's Championships 2024 order of play today: Full schedule – Saturday 22nd June
We bring you the full Queen's Championships 2024 tennis tournament schedule for today.
The Queen's Championships for 2024 are coming to a head this weekend, with the four final players taking to the courts for today's semi-finals.
The first showdown of the day will see Australian player Jordan Thompson taking on Italian Lorenzo Musetti, while the next match-up will see two Americans go head to head - Tommy Paul and Sebastian Korda.
Yesterday's semi-finals brought the tournament to an end for British No.1 Jack Draper, and although he didn't go down without a fight, Paul managed to secure the win in three sets.
Fans across the nation will be delighted to witness the return of elite tennis to lawns across the UK.
Of course, while these tournaments boast prestige in their own right, nothing compares to Wimbledon, with all roads leading to the gates of SW19 at the start of July.
RadioTimes.com brings you the daily schedule and order of play for Queen's Championships 2024.
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Queen's Championships 2024 order of play today
All UK time.
Saturday 22nd June
Centre court
From 1pm
- Jordan Thompson (AUS) v Lorenzo Musetti (ITA)
- Tommy Paul (USA) v Sebastian Korda
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