US Open 2023 TV Schedule: When are Carlos Alcaraz, Venus Williams & Daniil Medvedev playing?

Former and current US Open champions highlight the order of play on day 2 of the tournament.

Venus Williams, a two-time winner in New York, will be making her 24th appearance at the venue. She'll take on qualifier Greet Minnen in her opener, who replaced her initial opponent Paula Badosa following her withdrawal.

Reigning victor at Flushing Meadows, Carlos Alcaraz, will begin his quest for back-to-back titles against Dominik Koepfer. Daniil Medvedev, Stan Wawrinka and Andy Murray, all former US Open champions, will be in the fray on Tuesday as well.

Ons Jabeur and Leylah Fernandez, the runner-ups here in 2022 and 2021 respectively, will also be in contention. Other prominent names in action include Alexander Zverev, Andrey Rublev and Madison Keys.

Carlos Alcaraz vs Dominik Koepfer match schedule

Top seed Carlos Alcaraz will take on Dominik Koepfer to bring the day's proceedings to a close in the last match of the day on Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Date: August 29, 2023 (USA & Canada), August 30, 2023 (UK & India).

Match timing: Approx. 8:30 pm local time, 1:30 am BST and 6 am IST.

Venus Williams vs Greet Minnen match schedule

Two-time US Open champion Venus Williams will face qualifier Greet Minnen in the first match of the evening session on Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Date: August 29, 2023 (USA & Canada), August 30, 2023 (UK, India & Australia).

Match Timing: Starting at 7 pm local time, 12 am BST and 4:30 am IST.

Daniil Medvedev vs Attila Balazs match schedule

Daniil Medvedev and Attila Balazs are scheduled to play the first in the Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Date: August 29, 2023.

Match Timing: Starting at 12 noon local time, 5 pm BST and 9:30 pm IST.

Where to watch US Open 2023?

Viewers from the following countries can watch all the proceedings happening at the US Open live on their respective channels and sites:

USA - ESPN

UK & Republic of Ireland - Sky Sports

Canada - TSN

Australia - Nine Network

Middle East & North Africa - beIN Sports

Mainland China & Macau - CCTV Sport

South Pacific - Digicel

Brazil - ESPN Brazil & SporTV

Caribbean - ESPN Caribbean

Latin American - ESPN Latin America North & South

Europe - Eurosport

India & South Asia - Sony Sports Network

Taiwan - Sportcast

Germany, Austria & Switzerland - Sky Deutschland

Southeast Asia - SPOTV

Sub-saharan Africa - SuperSport

Italy, San Marino & Vatican City - Super Tennis

Spain & Andorra - Telefonica/Movistar

New Zealand - TVNZ

Japan - WOWOW

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

About the author

Rohit is a journalist at Sportskeeda who specializes in covering tennis. Having been with the company for three years, he has proven himself as a formidable force in the field. With a Master's degree in law, Rohit brings his analytical and research skills to the forefront as a journalist. He stays on top of the game by using social media platforms and never misses a match for on-court insights. He values giving credit where it's due, keeping his reporting fair and accurate.

At the outset of his career, Rohit found his niche in writing previews and SEO pieces and it's this expertise that continues to define his role at Sportskeeda. He is particularly proud of one article that garnered an impressive 750k views and surpassed his "wildest dreams." Rohit is not particularly fond of (GOAT) debates and it is one of the reasons why he left the legal world behind. He prefers to view players in "tiers," where they're all esteemed to an extent. However, if pressed to name favorites, he would choose Serena and Venus Williams. The Williams sisters' journey from humble beginnings to the pinnacle of tennis has been his greatest source of inspiration.

When he isn't busy making spot-on predictions about match outcomes, Rohit likes reading, particularly fantasy, sci-fi, and comics. As an X-Men fanatic, he's also passionate about board games and enjoys watching movies in his spare time. And don't be surprised if you catch him silently wishing to the tennis gods for the removal of ad scoring from doubles.

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