Wimbledon 2021: Serena Williams vs Aliaksandra Sasnovich LIVE stream: When, Where, and How to Watch

Sixth-seeded Serena Williams will take on Belarusian tennis star Aliaksandra Sasnovich in the first round of Wimbledon 2021 on Tuesday. 23 Grand Slam title holder Serena hasn’t been in the best of forms lately. She suffered a shocking defeat in the fourth round of the French Open 2021 against Elena Rybakina.

Serena has suffered back-to-back setbacks this season. Despite being the top-seeded player at the ATP Parma 2021, the American national was knocked out in the second round by Kateřina Siniaková. She suffered a similar fate in the very first round of the Italian Open. Needless to say, Serena would be itching to make a grand comeback at the highest level. Below are the timings as to when tennis fans can catch Serena Williams in action on Tuesday.

Match Timings

• London- 4:45 PM
• Delhi- 9:15 PM
• New York- 11:45 PM
• Geneva- 5:45 PM
• Melbourne- 1:45 AM
• France- 5:45 PM

Serena Williams vs Aliaksandra Sasnovich Live Stream details

Regarded as one of the greatest athletes of all time, Serena has looked out of sorts this season. However, in the absence of Naomi Osaka and Simona Halep, Serena does have a golden opportunity to make a thumping comeback. On the other hand, Aliaksandra Sasnovich hasn’t had a fruitful season either. She was knocked out from the qualifier stage in the Queen’s Championship by Priscilla Hon in straight sets. The highly-awaited clash between Serena and Sasnovich will be telecasted on BBC TV and live-streamed on Prime Video in the UK.

Fans in India can catch the live action at Wimbledon on Star Sports Select 1 or Star Sports Select 2 HD. The match will also be live-streamed on Hotstar. In Australia, the match will be telecasted on Channel Nine. In Latin American countries, the match will be broadcasted on ESPN Latin America.

Despite being out of form recently, Serena is expected to go past Aliaksandra Sasnovich without much hassle. However, it would be interesting to see how far Sasnovich can stretch the current World No. 8 in the first-round clash. The Belarusian national did play some high-quality tennis at the Serbia Open this season.

Also read: ‘I can play at the highest level and I will,’ Andy Murray silences his critics after an emphatic win at Wimbledon 2021

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