By Britwatch Team
- Men’s top seeds: Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Daniil Medvedev
- Women’s top seeds: Ashleigh Barty, Karolina Pliskova, Naomi Osaka, Simona Halep
- Defending champions: Novak Djokovic, Naomi Osaka
- Main draw British Interest: Johanna Konta, Dan Evans, Cameron Norrie, Kyle Edmund, Heather Watson, Katie Boulter, Harriet Dart
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – Everything you need to know about the Australian Open 2020, from seeds, prediction polls, plus the daily order of play, full results and more.
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When does Australian Open 2020 take place?
The Australian Open takes place this year between 20 January and 2 February in Melbourne, Australia. The Women’s final will be on Saturday 1 February and the Men’s Final on Sunday 2 February.
What is the provisional schedule of the Australian Open 2020
| 20 January | Men’s R1
Women’s R1 |
| 21 January | Men’s R1
Women’s R1 |
| 22 January | Men’s R2
Women’s R2 |
| 23 January | Men’s R2
Women’s R2 |
| 24 January | Men’s R3
Women’s R3 |
| 25 January | Men’s R3
Women’s R3 |
| 26 January | Men’s R4
Women’s R4 |
| 27 January | Men’s R4
Women’s R4 |
| 28 January | Men’s Quarter-finals
Women’s Quarter-finals |
| 29 January | Men’s Quarter-finals
Women’s Quarter-finals |
| 30 January | Women’s Semi-finals
Men’s Semi-final |
| 31 January | Women’s Doubles Final
Men’s Semi-finals |
| 1 February | Women’s Final
Mixed Double’s Final |
| 2 February | Men’s Doubles Final
Men’s Singles Final |
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Australian Open Daily Schedule, Draws & Results
| AUSTRALIAN OPEN | |
| MEN | WOMEN |
| Singles | Singles |
| Doubles | Doubles |
| Qualifying | Qualifying |
| Mixed Doubles | |
| Juniors | |
| Singles | Singles |
| Doubles | Doubles |
| Wheelchair Tennis | |
| Singles | Singles |
| Doubles | Doubles |
| Quad Singles / Doubles | |
| Legends | |
| Men’s Doubles | Women’s Doubles |
| Official Website | Official Twitter |
How to Watch Australian Open 2020
In the UK, Eurosport have the rights to broadcast all the action from the Australian Open. You will need a satellite subscription to Eurosport to watch it on TV, and all courts will be available on Eurosport Player (which also requires a subscription).
You can add Eurosport to your Amazon Prime Video package – if you do not already have Amazon Prime.
| TV | Eurosport & highlights on BBC |
| Live Stream | Eurosport Player via Amazon Prime
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Who are the Australian Open defending champions?
Naomi Osaka won her second Slam in a row when she beat Petra Kvitova in three sets to become the reigning US Open and Australian Open champion. She will attempt to successfully defend a slam for a second time having just fallen short in New York.
Novak Djokovic now holds a record seven Australian Open titles, and has been in imperious form already this season, having helped Team Serbia to an inaugural ATP Cup win.
READ MORE | Australian Open 2020 | Where the seeds may fall
READ MORE | Australian Open 2020 | Men’s Draw Preview
READ MORE | Australian Open 2020 | Women’s Draw Preview
Polls
Who will be the Australian Open 2020 Men’s Singles Champion?
Who will be the Australian Open 2020 Women’s Singles Champion?
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It did pain me to say Djokovic, as I would love one of the youngsters to win it.