On March 7, the 2018 Zhuhai Tennis Open came to the third day of the main event. The men's singles will compete in the second round, while the women's singles will continue with the first round.

The men's competition schedule for March 7 is as follows:

Schedule for the women's competition on March 7:

The Centre Court match kicks off at 10 a.m. and will start with a Chinese derby, with teenager Gao Xinyu challenging the experienced Lu Jingjing. Subsequently, China's Jinhua Gaio, who successfully broke through from the qualifying round, will face Russia's Monova. Feng Shuo will face Australia's Lizette in the first match on Court 4, followed by Xun Fangying against No.6 seed Kovinic, Yuan Yue against No.4 seed Kuzmova and Liu Fangzhou will also face tough opponent Karinskaya.

Tomorrow's Women's Singles will feature Ukraine's rising star Kostruk and Poland's U-Radwanska. Koschuk made history at this year's Australian Open, making history by reaching the third round of the women's singles at the age of 15, and U-Radwanska's sister is none other than former world top five player A. Radwanska, who has faded out of the tournament in recent years due to injuries and declining form, but her strength should not be underestimated. Top seed Altova will also make her debut against Russia's Tyatchenko.

U-Radwanska

Kostyuk

In the men's singles, there were no Chinese mainland players in action, and Chinese Taipei's Zhuang Jisheng will face Serbia's Kekmanovic, who eliminated top seed Thompson. Wu Di and Wang Chuhan will play together in the first round of doubles, while Li Zhe will also play a doubles match with Indonesia's Bachi.

Wu Di

2018 Zhuhai Tennis Open

Spectator benefits

* From March 3rd to 9th, follow the official WeChat account of [Huafa Sports] to watch the game for free.

* On March 10 (semi-finals) and March 11 (finals), follow the official WeChat account of [Huafa Sports] and receive the e-ticket below to watch the game for free, limited to 200 tickets. Please note that seats and e-tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis. (Limited to 2 tickets per person)

Free tickets to the semi-finals on Saturday, March 10

Free admission to the finals on Sunday, March 11

Spectators are requested to enter the venue one hour in advance and bring valid documents such as ID cards to pass through the security check.

Knowing the travel route in advance is also one of the necessary homework for going out to watch the game, and we will send you a transportation guide!

(Editor/Melody)