Let’s keep it simple, because your brain deserves a break. If she’s playing in Wimbledon, the time is just… UK time. No math! You’re welcome. If she’s in Paris (Roland Garros), add one hour. If she’s in New York (US Open), subtract five hours.
Emma Raducanu next match LIVE: Date, UK time, opponent and how to
For example, if a match starts at 11:00 AM in New York, it’s 4:00 PM in the UK. Perfect for a post-work viewing party with biscuits. If it’s 2:00 PM in Paris, it’s 1:00 PM in the UK—lunch break tennis at its finest.
What About Night Matches?
Oh, the night matches. They’re the wild cards of tennis scheduling. Emma often gets prime-time slots at big tournaments because she’s a star. In the US, a night session starts at 7:00 PM local time, which means midnight in the UK. Bring coffee. And maybe a pillow for your couch naps between sets.
In Australia, it’s even cheekier. A 7:00 PM night match in Melbourne is 9:00 AM in the UK. That’s a breakfast match! You can eat your cereal while watching her hit winners. Talk about a productive morning.
