I have to say that 1 1/2 hours per match is going to be tough to stick to. With no ball kids present, there will be a much longer gap between points.
Will be interesting to see but for all the tournaments I've been involved with in France, 1.5 hours is the norm for match planning, for no ball kids, and even with a full third set. (My experience is that men's matches - overall - generally follow this, but women's always end up working out longer).
PS Sorry if this has been asked before (it almost certainly has, my fault, not paying attention) but is their livestreaming?
-- Edited by Coup Droit on Tuesday 23rd of June 2020 07:42:51 AM
I havent looked at betting sites or anything but it will be available on Amazon Prime
I don't get Amazon Prime but I've now gone and looked at Bet365 (which I should have done before I posted, I guess..... sheer laziness....) and - YEH! - it's on Bet365.
So this afternoon has suddenly got perked up (not that it was too terrible anyway - love hot weather).
Thanks again, B.
PS I know he's been out for a while but it's not often that anyone could get odds of 1.5 on Andy to beat Liam (no offence to Liam either, but that seems a bit generous, no?)
I have to say that 1 1/2 hours per match is going to be tough to stick to. With no ball kids present, there will be a much longer gap between points.
Will be interesting to see but for all the tournaments I've been involved with in France, 1.5 hours is the norm for match planning, for no ball kids, and even with a full third set. (My experience is that men's matches - overall - generally follow this, but women's always end up working out longer).
PS Sorry if this has been asked before (it almost certainly has, my fault, not paying attention) but is their livestreaming?
-- Edited by Coup Droit on Tuesday 23rd of June 2020 07:42:51 AM
I havent looked at betting sites or anything but it will be available on Amazon Prime
That was my understanding, that it would be available on Amazon Prime but it ain't showing at the moment
I have to say that 1 1/2 hours per match is going to be tough to stick to. With no ball kids present, there will be a much longer gap between points.
Will be interesting to see but for all the tournaments I've been involved with in France, 1.5 hours is the norm for match planning, for no ball kids, and even with a full third set. (My experience is that men's matches - overall - generally follow this, but women's always end up working out longer).
PS Sorry if this has been asked before (it almost certainly has, my fault, not paying attention) but is their livestreaming?
-- Edited by Coup Droit on Tuesday 23rd of June 2020 07:42:51 AM
I havent looked at betting sites or anything but it will be available on Amazon Prime
That was my understanding, that it would be available on Amazon Prime but it ain't showing at the moment
my Prime viewing is working just fine, and it is coming across well. Broady and Norrie looking like they might win this one after a slow start.
You have to click on your Amazon Prime link on Amazon, being logged into your Prime account of course, and it is showing as the first button, click on Live 23rd June option
I have to say that 1 1/2 hours per match is going to be tough to stick to. With no ball kids present, there will be a much longer gap between points.
Will be interesting to see but for all the tournaments I've been involved with in France, 1.5 hours is the norm for match planning, for no ball kids, and even with a full third set. (My experience is that men's matches - overall - generally follow this, but women's always end up working out longer).
PS Sorry if this has been asked before (it almost certainly has, my fault, not paying attention) but is their livestreaming?
-- Edited by Coup Droit on Tuesday 23rd of June 2020 07:42:51 AM
I havent looked at betting sites or anything but it will be available on Amazon Prime
That was my understanding, that it would be available on Amazon Prime but it ain't showing at the moment
my Prime viewing is working just fine, and it is coming across well. Broady and Norrie looking like they might win this one after a slow start.
You have to click on your Amazon Prime link on Amazon, being logged into your Prime account of course, and it is showing as the first button, click on Live 23rd June option
Got it now, I was looking in the wrong place - Prime instead of Prime Video
Since tennis is all I use Prime for, clearly it's not just the players who are rusty