Adelaide International tennis 2024: Field, draw, schedule, tickets, how to watch

Joshua Mayne

Bryn Wakefield

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The world's top tennis talent will head to South Australia for the Adelaide International in January, with the tournament once again booked on the professional tour. 

Australian favourites Thanasi Kokkinakis and Ajla Tomjlanović are set to appear, while a former world No.1 is a welcome addition. 

The Sporting News takes you through all the key details for the Adelaide International.

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When is the Adelaide International?

The Adelaide International will begin on Monday, January 8, and finish on Saturday, January 13

It will be the fifth Australia/New Zealand tournament to take place at the beginning of the year, as the 2024 tennis season begins down under. 

Unlike last year, when the event was split into two separate tournaments across several weeks, the 2024 Adelaide International will be held as a one-week competition. 

Adelaide International: Field, players, entry lists

Across the men's and women's singles draws, 16 top-20 players will be in action in South Australia.

World No. 4 Elena Rybakina will be the top seed in the WTA event, while world No. 13 Tommy Paul is the top-ranked ATP player.

Thanasi Kokkinakis has confirmed his spot in the Adelaide International 2024, with the hometown hero recently reaching a career-best singles ranking (68). 

Kokkinakis won the Adelaide International 2 in 2022 in front of friends and family — his first and only professional title. 

Fellow Australians Ajla Tomljanović and Alexei Popyrin have also committed to the tournament. 

Former world no.1 and three-time grand slam champion Angelique Kerber will also headline the Adelaide International as she returns to the tour.

The German star has been on maternity leave and hasn't competed since 2022. 

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Adelaide International - 2024 WTA field, entry list

PlayerWorld Ranking
[1] Elena Rybakina4
[2] Jessica Pegula5
[3] Marketa Vondrousova 7
[4] Barbora Krejcikova10
[5] Beatriz Maia Haddad11
[6] Jelena Ostapenko12
[7] Liudmila Samsonova15
[8] Veronika Kudermetova16
Daria Kasatkina18
Caroline Garcia20
Ekaterina Alexandrova21
Magda Linette24
Sorana Cirstea26
Anhelina Kalinina27
Bernarda PeraQ
Jasmine Paolini29
Lesia Tsurenko32
Marta Kostyuk35
Karolina Pliskova39
Angelique KerberWC
Ajla TomljanovicWC
Taylah PrestonWC
Laura SiegemundWC
Paula BadosaWC
Cristina BucsaQ
Ashlyn KruegerQ
Katie BoulterQ
Ana BogdanQ
Claire LiuQ
Katerina SinakovaQ

WC = wildcard, Q = qualifier, LL = Lucky Loser

Adelaide International - 2024 ATP field, entry list

PlayerWorld Ranking
[1] Tommy Paul13
[2] Nicolas Jarry19
[3] Sebastian Korda24
[4] Lorenzo Musetti27
[5] Sebastian Baez 28
[6] Tomas Martin Etcheverry30
[7] Jiri Lehecka31
[8] Alexander Bublik32
Daniel Evans38
Alexei Popyrin40
Mackenzie McDonald41
Matteo Arnaldi 44
Lorenzo Sonego46
Alexander Shevchenko 48
Thanasi Kokkinakis65 (WC)
Miomir Kecmanovic54
Jack Draper61
Jordan Thompson55
Rinky Hijikata71 (WC)
Chris O'Connell68 (WC)
Yannick Hanfmann51
Marton Fucsovics59
Bernabe Zapata Miralles77 (LL)
Thiago Seyboth Wild78 (LL)
Facundo Diaz Acosta93 (Q)
Arthur Rinderknech97 (Q)
Adam Walton167 (Q)
James McCabe278 (LL)
Alex Bolt325 (Q)

WC = wildcard, Q = qualifier, LL = Lucky Loser

Where is the Adelaide International held?

The Adelaide International will be held at the Memorial Drive Tennis Club, known as 'The Drive'.

It is adjacent to Adelaide Oval, situated north of the city's CBD. 

Regarded as the home of South Australian tennis, the venue features a 5,000-seat capacity centre court, along with the 'Sunken Showcourt' and several outside courts.

    How to watch the Adelaide International

    The Nine Network is set to provide live coverage of the Adelaide International, with matches available across 9Go! and 9Gem, or to stream via 9Now and Stan Sport.

    Where to buy Adelaide International tickets

    Tickets for the Adelaide International are available through Ticketmaster.

    General admission tickets start at $10, with kids under 14 able to enter for free alongside a paying adult, subject to availability. 

    Full Australian 2024 Summer of tennis schedule

    DateEventLocation
    Dec 29 - Jan 7United Cup group stagePerth and Sydney
    Dec 31 - Jan 7Brisbane InternationalBrisbane
    Dec 31- Jan 6Canberra InternationalCanberra
    Jan 8 - Jan 13Adelaide International Adelaide
    Jan 8 - Jan 11Australian Open qualifyingMelbourne
    Jan 8 - Jan 13Hobart InternationalHobart
    Jan 10 - Jan 12Kooyong ClassicMelbourne
    Jan 14 - Jan 28Australian OpenMelbourne

    Joshua Mayne

    Joshua Mayne is a content producer for The Sporting News currently based in Sydney, Australia. He has previously worked as a newsreader at 2SER and a journalist at Ministry of Sport. Joshua specialises in rugby league, motorsport and tennis. He is still waiting for Arsenal to win the Premier League again. 

     

    Bryn Wakefield

    Bryn is a content producer for Sporting News, covering AFL and Australian Rules Football. Based in Adelaide, South Australia, he has thrived in the passionate sporting city, desperate for ultimate success despite its underdog tag.