Indian Wells 2025 Schedule: TV schedule, start time, order of play, live streaming details and more

Indian Wells 2025 Schedule: TV schedule, start time, order of play, live streaming details and more | BNP Paribas Open, Day 4, March 8

By SAGNIK DATTA

Modified Mar 08, 2025 02:31 GMT

BNP Paribas Open - Day 3 - Source: Getty — Day 4 schedule at the BNP Paribas Open Open ft. Carlos Alcaraz (Source: Getty Images)

Day 4 of the 2025 BNP Paribas Open will feature 32 singles matches across both the men's and women's divisions, including appearances from several top seeds.

Two-time defending champion and second seed Carlos Alcaraz, and five-time champion, and sixth seed Novak Djokovic will be headlining the men's draw on March 8 (Saturday). In the women's draw, top seed Aryna Sabalenka is all set to begin her campaign in the Californian desert.

Some of the big home favorites such as Coco Gauff, Taylor Fritz, Emma Navarro, Ben Shelton, and Madison Keys will also be playing. Meanwhile, Sofia Kenin, McCartney Kessler, Mackenzie McDonald, and Jenson Brooksby will be some of the unseeded Americans in action.

Schedule for Day 3 of the BNP Paribas Open 2025

Stadium 1

Starting at 11:00 am local time: (5) Madison Keys vs Anastasia Potapova

Not before 1:00 pm local time: (2) Carlos Alcaraz vs Quentin Halys

Followed by: (6) Novak Djokovic vs (LL) Botic Van de Zandschulp

Not before 6:00 pm local time: (1) Aryna Sabalenka vs McCartney Kessler

Not before 8:00 pm local time: (24) Sebastian Korda vs Gael Monfils

Stadium 2

Starting at 11:00 am local time: (3) Taylor Fritz vs (Q) Matteo Gigante

Not before 1:00 pm local time: (3) Coco Gauff vs Moyuka Uchijima

Followed by: (17) Amanda Anisimova vs Belinda Bencic

Not before 6:00 pm local time: (11) Ben Shelton vs Mariano Navone

Not before 8:00 pm local time: (10) Emma Navarro vs Sorana Cirstea

Stadium 3

Starting at 11:00 am local time: (29) Maria Sakkari vs Viktoriya Tomova

Not before 12:00 pm local time: (6) Jasmine Paolini vs Iva Jovic

Followed by: (12) Daria Kasatkina vs Sofia Kenin

Followed by: (14) Grigor Dimitrov vs Nuno Borges

Followed by: (9) Alex de Minaur vs David Goffin

Indian Wells 2025: Where to watch

Tennis fans worldwide can watch the action from Day 4 of the BNP Paribas Open on the following channels in their respective countries.

USA - Tennis Channel

UK - Sky Sports

Australia - beIN Sports

Canada - TSN

For more information regarding the broadcast of matches, click here.

Indian Wells 2025: Match timings

Matches on all courts will begin from 11:00 am local time. The second matches on Court 1 and 2 will not start before 1:00 pm. The evening session on Courts 1 and 2 starts from 6:00 pm with the last match on Courts 1 and 2 scheduled for 8:00 pm.

Country Name	Start Time (All courts)	Start Time for the second match on Court 1 and 2	Start Time for the evening session on Court 1 and 2	Start Time for the last match on Court 1 and 2
USA/ Canada	March 8, 11:00 am PT, 2:00 pm ET	March 8, 1:00 pm PT, 4:00 pm ET	March 8, 6:00 pm PT, 9:00 pm ET	March 8, 8:00 pm PT, 11:00 pm ET
UK	March 8, 7:00 pm GMT	March 8, 9:00 pm GMT	March 9, 2:00 am GMT	March 9, 4:00 am GMT
India	March 9, 12:30 am IST	March 9, 2:30 am IST	March 9, 7:30 am IST	March 9, 9:30 am IST

About the author

Sagnik, a Mass Communication and Journalism graduate, is a tennis journalist at Sportskeeda. Before finding his spot in the tennis writing team, he worked as a junior content specialist for academic content writing firms for a couple of years.

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He is a fan of former player Roger Federer, and just like his favorite player, Sagnik likes to bring perfection to his write-ups by providing concise and on-point content. Speaking of the ‘GOAT’ debate, Sagnik believes that it is a bit unfair to compare the legends of the game from different eras who have played on different terms. But if he were to pick one, he’d go for Novak Djokovic based on his tally of 24 Grand Slam titles.

When not writing about tennis and technically analyzing the sport, which he believes are his 'forte', Sagnik indulges in reading books.

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