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Rafa Nadal – Evans: what time is it and where to watch Indian Wells 2022 tennis

Rafa Nadal wears shorts again this Monday, March 14, at the Masters 1,000 in Indian Wells . The Balearic tennis player beat the American Sebastian Korda in an epic way in the previous round and now, in the Round of 32, he will have to face the British Daniel Evans , who will not make it easy for the Spanish and is expected to be a very exciting match in Californian lands.

After announcing that he would not be at the Miami Masters 1,000, Rafa Nadal made his debut in Indian Wells and his rival was the American Sebastian Korda . The American was playing at home, although on the opposite coast since he is from Florida , and he was on the hard court of the tournament held in California to face Manacorí in a match that was decided in three sets.

Rafa Nadal won 6-2 in the first and in the second it was the American who won 6-1. Everything would be decided in the last set and with the 5-2 in favor of Sebastian Korda , everything indicated that he would surprise and win the tie, but the best tennis player in history appeared to sign another historic comeback. Nadal displayed his best version and turned the score around and, with a tie break in between, managed to overcome his rival and stand in the next round.

And that is where the British Daniel Evans awaits him. The tennis player born in Birmingham beat Argentine Federico Coria in two sets in the previous round. With a 6-2 and a 6-0 he quickly beat Coria and now he has seen that the team had prepared his confrontation against Rafa Nadal . The Englishman is ranked 29th in the ATP ranking , while the Spaniard wants to win this tournament and then take advantage of the clay court season to recover the number 1 currently held by Daniil Medvedev .

When does Rafa Nadal play his next Indian Wells match?

The match between Rafa Nadal and Daniel Evans takes place this Monday, March 14, 2022 at the Masters 1,000 in Indian Wells . The meeting has an approximate start time that could be delayed, but, in principle, Nadal – Evans would start at 8:20 p.m. (peninsular time) on Court 1 of the Californian complex.

Where to watch Rafa Nadal’s match online and on TV

Nadal – Evans can be seen on television through the #Vamos channel, which belongs to Movistar . If you want to watch Nadal – Evans live online, you can also do it through the Movistar+ platform.

When does Carlos Alcaraz play against Roberto Bautista?

Another of the great confrontations in this round at the Masters 1,000 in Indian Wells is the duel between the Spaniards Carlos Alcaraz and Roberto Bautista . The match between our two representatives will begin at 7:00 p.m. (peninsular time) on court 3. Curiously, the Medvedev-Monfils will be played at the same time, a round from which the rival of the winner of Alcaraz – Bautista will come out in the round of 16 end.

Where to watch Carlos Alcaraz’s match against Roberto Bautista

El Alcaraz – Bautista can be seen on television through the Movistar Deportes channel, which is the television company that has the rights to broadcast the Masters 1,000 of Indian Wells 2022 . On the other hand, if you want to watch the match online and live, you can do it on the same channel, but through the Movistar+ digital platform.

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