Miami Open: Women's Singles Players Qualified for Round of 16 and Sunday's Match Schedule
The intensity continues at the Miami Open with the second half of the third-round (Round of 32) matches scheduled for Sunday, March 22nd. On Saturday, the third round saw the elimination of several notable players, including Magda Linette (who had previously defeated Iga Swiatek), Elise Mertens, Katie Boulter, Anastasia Zakharova, and Marie Bouzková. Meanwhile, the first group of players successfully secured their spots in the Round of 16.
This Sunday afternoon, we will discover which additional players will join those already qualified for the next stage. Matches are set to begin at 16:00 CET, with subsequent encounters commencing sequentially, but not before the following scheduled times:
Miami Open, Women's Singles, Round of 32 Matches:
- Alexandrova vs. Cristian: 16:00 CET, 15:00 GMT
- Ostapenko vs. Paolini: 16:00 CET, 15:00 GMT
- Fernandez vs. Pegula: 17:00 CET, 16:00 GMT
- Jovic vs. Gibson: 17:10 CET, 16:10 GMT
- Svitolina vs. Baptiste: 18:30 CET, 17:30 GMT
- Rybakina vs. Kostyuk: 19:40 CET, 18:40 GMT
- Zheng vs. Keys: 20:50 CET, 19:50 GMT
- Sabalenka vs. McNally: 00:00 CET (Monday), 23:00 GMT (Sunday)
Monday will mark the commencement of the Round of 16, with half of the matchups already confirmed:
- Anisimova vs. Bencic
- Cirstea vs. Gauff
- Andreeva vs. Mboko
- Muchová vs. Eala
Who do you predict will emerge victorious at this year's Miami Open?
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