Live Tennis on TV Today: Schedules, tournaments, and how to watch in Australia


Live streaming tennis

Australia has a long and successful love affair with tennis, highlighted by the fact that the first major of the year takes place on our shores.

Fans are constantly on the lookout for how to watch the biggest events, and there are several ways to stream them Live, or On Demand.

In this guide we are going to give you the lowdown on all the best options to watch tennis live.

What’s In The Guide

Watch Tennis live in Australia

The last twenty years have seen the level of tennis in both the men’s and women’s games pushed to a whole new level. Games are mesmerising from start to finish, with epic five-set battles regularly taking place during Grand Slam events.

The likes of Novak Djokovic, Rafel Nadal, Roger Federer and Ashleigh Barty are household names, even if you’ve never seen a ball served in anger. These stars transcend the sport and have brought tennis to a new generation of fans.

There are several ways to stream all ATP Tour and WTA Tour events live during the 2024 tennis season, whether you like watching tennis in front of your home TV or with a mobile device on the move. All of these options are practical, offer great value and even come with free trials.

Tennis tournaments

You could watch tennis the entire year if you wanted to, there’s always something going on. Here’s a list of all the tours this yer and where to watch them:


Tour Season date Watch on
ATP Tour 28 December 2023 – November 2024 beIN Sports
US Open 26 August – 8 September 2024 beIN Sports
Nitto ATP Tour 10 Nov – 17 Nov 2024 beIN Sports
WTA Tour 29 Dec 2023 – 16 Nov 2024 beIN Sports

What is the next tennis tournament on live TV?

Check out the latest ATP tennis tournaments and tennis fixtures heading to our streaming devices over the coming weeks, including the dates, and Australian providers that will be broadcasting these events live.

EventDateTV Rights
United CupDec 29 – Jan 7Stan Sport / Nine
Brisbane InternationalJan 1 – Jan 7Stan Sport / Nine
Adelaide InternationalJan 8 – Jan 14Stan Sport / Nine
ASB ClassicJan 8 – Jan 14Stan Sport / Nine
Australian OpenJan 14 – Jan 28Stan Sport / Nine
Davis Cup qualifying roundFeb 2 – Feb 4beIN Sports
Open Sud de FranceJan 29 – Feb 4beIN Sports
Dallas Open Feb 5 – Feb 11beIN Sports
Open 13Feb 5 – Feb 11beIN Sports
Cordoba OpenFeb 5 – Feb 11beIN Sports
ABN AMRO OpenFeb 12 – Feb 18beIN Sports
Delray Beach OpenFeb 12 – Feb 18beIN Sports
Argentina OpenFeb 12 – Feb 18beIN Sports
Rio OpenFeb 19 – Feb 25beIN Sports
Qatar OpenFeb 19 – Feb 25beIN Sports
Los Cabos OpenFeb 19 – Feb 25beIN Sports
Dubai Tennis ChampionshipsFeb 26 – March 3beIN Sports
Abierto Mexicano TelcelFeb 26 – March 3beIN Sports
Chile OpenFeb 26 – March 3beIN Sports
Indian Wells MastersMarch 6 – March 17beIN Sports
Miami OpenMarch 20 – March 31beIN Sports
US Men’s Clay Court Championships (Houston)Apr 1 – Apr 7beIN Sports
Estoril OpenApr 1 – Apr 7beIN Sports
Grand Prix Hassan IIApr 1 – Apr 7beIN Sports
Monte-Carlo MastersApr 7 – Apr 14beIN Sports
Barcelona OpenApr 15 – Apr 21beIN Sports
Romanian OpenApr 15 – Apr 21beIN Sports
BMW OpenApr 15 – Apr 21beIN Sports
Madrid OpenApr 24 – May 5beIN Sport
Italian OpenMay 8 – May 21beIN Sports
Geneva OpenMay 19 – May 26beIN Sports
Lyon OpenMay 19 – May 26beIN Sports
French OpenMay 26 – Jun 9Stan Sport / Nine
BOSS OpenJun 10 – Jun 16beIN Sports
Libema OpenJun 10 – Jun 16beIN Sports
Terra Wortmann OpenJun 17 – Jun 23beIN Sports
Queen’s Club ChampionshipsJun 17 – Jun 23beIN Sports
Mallorca ChampionshipsJun 23 – Jun 30beIN Sports
Rothesay InternationalJun 24 – Jun 30beIN Sports
WimbledonJul 1 – Jul 14Stan Sport / Nine
Hamburg European Open Jul 15 – Jul 21beIN Sports
Hall of Fame OpenJul 15 – Jul 21beIN Sports
Nordea OpenJul 15 – Jul 21beIN Sports
Swiss OpenJul 15 – Jul 21beIN Sports
Atlanta OpenJul 22 – Jul 28beIN Sports
Austrian OpenJul 22 – Jul 28beIN Sports
Croatia OpenJul 22 – Jul 28beIN Sports
2024 Summer OlympicsJul 27 – Aug 4beIN Sports
Citi OpenJul 29 – Aug 4beIN Sports
Canadian OpenAug 5 – Aug 11beIN Sports
Western & Southern Open Aug 11 – Aug 18beIN Sports
Winston-Salem OpenAug 18 – Aug 25beIN Sports
US OpenAug 26 – Sep 8Stan Sport / Nine
Davis Cup Finals group stageSep 9 – Sep 15beIN Sports
Laver CupSep 20 – Sep 22beIN Sports
Chengdu OpenSep 18 – Sep 22beIN Sports
Zhuhai ChampionshipsSep 18 – Sep 22beIN Sports
China OpenSep 26 – Oct 4beIN Sports
Japan OpenSep 26 – Oct 4beIN Sports
Shanghai MastersOct 2 – Oct 15beIN Sports
Astana OpenOct 14 – Oct 20beIN Sports
European OpenOct 14 – Oct 20beIN Sports
Erste Bank OpenOct 21 – Oct 27beIN Sports
Swiss IndoorsOct 21 – Oct 27beIN Sports
Paris Masters Oct 28 – Nov 5beIN Sports
Stockholm OpenNov 3 – Nov 10beIN Sports
Moselle OpenNov 3 – Nov 10beIN Sports
Nitto ATP FinalsNov 10 – Nov 17beIN Sports
Next Gen ATP FinalsDec 18 – Dec 22beIN Sports
Davis Cup FinalsNov 20 – Nov 24beIN Sports
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How to watch Tennis live in Australia

Tennis is available to watch in Australia via beIN SPORTS. beIN SPORTS streaming service shows all four Grand Slam events as well as ATP and WTA events throughout the year.

There are several ways to access sports streaming via beIN SPORTS in Australia so that you can stream everything tennis. You can subscribe to long-term or short-term contracts, whatever works for you. You can even get limited access to tennis coverage with a free trial offer. Check out everything you need to know and more here.

Watch Tennis live with beIN SPORTS

beIN SPORTS is the stand-alone option for watching beIN SPORTS without a Kayo or Foxtel subscription. It’s one of the only place in Australia where you can watch weekly ATP and WTA tour events such as the ATP Finals and Indian Wells tournements. Test it all out with a 7 day free trial, and pay as little as $19.99 per month for a cancel at any time contract thereafter.

Stream Tennis with Stan Sport and Nine

Stan Sports has struck a deal with World Tennis that has given them the rights to show Roland Garros and Wimbledon live and exclusive on the streaming platform. Stan Sport comes with a 30 day free trial for new customers. The Australian Open will air on free to air with Channel 9, and Stan Sport. Check out our free to air TV guide for full Tennis listings.

Stream Tennis replays on demand

Many events during the 2024 tennis season start in the early hours for Australian viewers. This is frustrating if you want to watch tennis live. But, now more than ever it’s easy to watch events at a time of your choosing.

Thanks to On Demand replays you can just wake up and watch tennis tournaments as if they were happening live the second you press play.

How to watch Tennis live for free

A great way to watch major tennis events, including all four Grand Slams, without paying a cent is with a free trial. In Australia, you can get free trials for watching tennis with beIN SPORTS and Stan Sport.

Most free trials are available to new and returning customers.

Free Trials Plans

Plan
Inclusions
Price
Connect Monthly
  • 7 day free trial
  • or $129.99 for 12-months. Offer runs until 31 August.
  • Connect Monthly
  • No Lock-in Contract
  • Watch major European sports
  • Four beIN channels
  • $14.99/mth
$14.99/mth
Min Cost - $14.99/month after 7 day free trial

Basic
  • 7-day FREE Trial
  • Basic
  • No Lock-in Contract
  • SD or HD, stream on 2 devices
  • Watch live Ashes, BBL, NBA + more
  • $35/mth
$35/mth
$35/month after 7-day FREE trial, no lock-in contracts.

What people are asking about Tennis in Australia

Can I stream tennis in Australia?

You can stream tennis via beIN SPORTS, Stan Sport and Nine in Australia, depending on which tournaments you want to watch.

How do you play Australian doubles?

The server and net player stand on the same side of the court in the Australian doubles formation, leaving one whole half of the court available. Advantages: If the returner has a poor down-the-line return, this may be utilised to force them into a low-percentage shot, resulting in a high number of mistakes.

Who introduced tennis to Australia?

After beginning as a popular backyard recreation in residences across Australia in the mid-1870s, the sport began to migrate away from private courts in 1878, when the Melbourne Cricket Club erected the first Victorian club tennis court (MCC).

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