Experience the excitement of Roland Garros in the comfort of your home! Here are the details of the French Open live telecast time in India and the channel that will cover the action. Are you ready?
On Which Channel to Watch French Open 2016 Live in India?
NEO Sports & NEO Prime will cover the French Open 2016 live in India.
Stan Warwinka and Serena Williams will return to defend their titles but will they succeed? Will Rafael Nadal win a record 10th French Open trophy or will Roger Federer steal the thunder?
French Open 2016 Start Date (Indian Time) - Sunday, May 22nd!
Note - While most grand slams begin on a Monday, Roland Garros kicks-off on a Sunday. The date of the women's final is Saturday, June 4th, while the men's final date is June 5th, 2016.
French Open Timings in India (IST) - 2:30 pm to 12:00 am IST
Live coverage of the French Open tennis begins in the afternoons in India. The timings change from the quarter-finals onward and will be updated when confirmed. Check back for updates.
French Open Men's Final Timing in India - To Be Confirmed
French Open Women's Doubles Timings in IST
Support Sania Mirza & Martina Hingis!
Of special interest for Indian tennis fans this year, is the Roland Garros Women's Doubles event. Top seeds Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis will be looking to add another grand slam trophy to their collection. Women's Doubles timings featuring Sania and Martina's matches will be updated when the tournament schedule is released.
If you miss the live telecast, you can also watch the highlights. Details of the highlight schedule will be updated after the timings are released by the channel. Stay tuned for further updates!
Who are you supporting to win Roland Garros 2016? Federer, Nadal, Djokovic or Murray? Feel free to share your thoughts and opinions in the comments section at the end of the page.
On Which Channel to Watch French Open 2016 Live in India?
NEO Sports & NEO Prime will cover the French Open 2016 live in India.
Stan Warwinka and Serena Williams will return to defend their titles but will they succeed? Will Rafael Nadal win a record 10th French Open trophy or will Roger Federer steal the thunder?
French Open 2016 Start Date (Indian Time) - Sunday, May 22nd!
Note - While most grand slams begin on a Monday, Roland Garros kicks-off on a Sunday. The date of the women's final is Saturday, June 4th, while the men's final date is June 5th, 2016.
French Open Timings in India (IST) - 2:30 pm to 12:00 am IST
Live coverage of the French Open tennis begins in the afternoons in India. The timings change from the quarter-finals onward and will be updated when confirmed. Check back for updates.
French Open Men's Final Timing in India - To Be Confirmed
French Open Women's Doubles Timings in IST
Support Sania Mirza & Martina Hingis!
Of special interest for Indian tennis fans this year, is the Roland Garros Women's Doubles event. Top seeds Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis will be looking to add another grand slam trophy to their collection. Women's Doubles timings featuring Sania and Martina's matches will be updated when the tournament schedule is released.
If you miss the live telecast, you can also watch the highlights. Details of the highlight schedule will be updated after the timings are released by the channel. Stay tuned for further updates!
Reminder - French Open live telecast India time is 2:30 pm IST. French Open 2016 starts on 22nd May on Neo Sports and Neo Prime channel.'At Roland Garros, I earned my place in history'. Talk with @stanwawrinka for his birthday https://t.co/slbP8GKSao pic.twitter.com/gTWfbYub07
— Roland Garros (@rolandgarros) March 28, 2016
Who are you supporting to win Roland Garros 2016? Federer, Nadal, Djokovic or Murray? Feel free to share your thoughts and opinions in the comments section at the end of the page.
It is going to be Novak Djokovic. He will become first Champion to hold all 4 Majors (Grand Slams) after the Great Rod Laver did it in 1969 - calender slam. off course, this was Laver's second Grand Slam as the first was won in 1961. Novak will be worthy champion to emulate it.
ReplyDeleteIt truly seems it's going to be Novak Djokovic. He is an absolute beast right now.
ReplyDeleteIf one takes into account the performance of the top players in the recent clay court events preceding the French open, where Nadal won in Monte Carlo and Barcelona, Djokovic in Madrid and Murray in Rome it will be amply clear that all these three have equal chance to take the French open crown. It is not going to be easy for Djokovic!
ReplyDeleteNine time Roland Garros champion Nadal is in great form this year and Andy Murray is now a formidable clay court player having defeated Djokoviv in Rome just two weeks back. So it is either Nadal or Murray who will lift the crown of French open!
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