ATP Vienna, Basel & WTA Tokyo, Guangzhou 2026: Daily Schedule of Play, Matches, Dates and Start Times
LINK: Basel Schedule | Vienna Schedule | Tokyo Schedule | Guangzhou Schedule
The 2026 tennis season continues with another massive week of ATP and WTA action as the Erste Bank Open in Vienna, Swiss Indoors Basel, Toray Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo and Guangzhou Open take place from October 26-November 1.
Four tournaments across Europe and Asia will give tennis fans matches throughout the day, with ATP 500 titles, a WTA 500 championship and a WTA 250 crown on the line.
On the men’s side, Carlos Alcaraz, Alexander Zverev, Daniil Medvedev, Ben Shelton, Taylor Fritz and Arthur Fils are among the stars expected to compete.
The women’s events will feature another impressive collection of names, with Elena Rybakina, Naomi Osaka, Belinda Bencic and Venus Williams among the players scheduled for action.
This page will provide the daily schedule of play, order of play, match times and results for ATP Vienna, ATP Basel, WTA Tokyo and WTA Guangzhou 2026 throughout tournament week.
Bookmark this page and check back daily for the latest schedule and order of play.
ATP Vienna, Basel & WTA Tokyo, Guangzhou 2026 Schedule at a Glance
Tournament Week: October 26-November 1, 2026
ATP Vienna: ATP 500 – Indoor Hard Court
ATP Basel: ATP 500 – Indoor Hard Court
WTA Tokyo: WTA 500 – Outdoor Hard Court
WTA Guangzhou: WTA 250 – Outdoor Hard Court
The ATP calendar lists both Vienna and Basel as ATP 500 events beginning the week of October 26, with 32-player singles draws.
Tokyo and Guangzhou are also scheduled for October 26-November 1. Tokyo features a 28-player singles draw, while Guangzhou features 32 singles players.
Monday, October 26 – First-Round Action Begins
The opening Monday should provide a packed day across Vienna, Basel, Tokyo and Guangzhou as the first round gets underway.
With four tournaments being contested simultaneously, fans can expect tennis stretching from the Asian daytime sessions in Tokyo and Guangzhou through the European afternoon and evening sessions in Vienna and Basel.
ATP Vienna – Monday Schedule
The Erste Bank Open begins its main-draw week in Vienna with first-round matches.
Carlos Alcaraz enters the tournament as one of the headline attractions, alongside Alexander Zverev, Daniil Medvedev and a deep collection of ATP stars.
Monday Order of Play: To be updated when officially released.
ATP Basel – Monday Schedule
First-round matches will also begin at the Swiss Indoors Basel.
Novak Djokovic, Ben Shelton, Taylor Fritz, Arthur Fils and are among the players to watch during the week.
Monday Order of Play: To be updated when officially released.
WTA Tokyo – Monday Schedule
The Toray Pan Pacific Open gets underway in Tokyo.
Tokyo is the final WTA 500 tournament of the 2026 season and features a 28-player singles draw. That smaller field means the top four seeds receive first-round byes, adding extra importance to the opening-round schedule for the rest of the field.
Monday Order of Play: To be updated when officially released.
WTA Guangzhou – Monday Schedule
The Guangzhou Open begins with a 32-player singles field competing on outdoor hard courts at the Nansha International Tennis Center.
Venus Williams will be one of the most closely followed players when her opening match is scheduled.
Monday Order of Play: To be updated when officially released.
Tuesday, October 27 – First Round Continues
Tuesday should be one of the busiest days of the entire tournament week.
First-round matches will continue across all four events, meaning many of the leading names who did not play Monday should make their opening appearances.
ATP Vienna – Tuesday Schedule
Expect another full day of first-round matches from Vienna.
With such a deep 32-player field, there is significant potential for marquee matchups during the opening round.
Tuesday Order of Play: To be updated.
ATP Basel – Tuesday Schedule
Tuesday should be an especially emotional day in Basel.
Swiss great Stan Wawrinka is scheduled to play his opening match on Tuesday as part of his Basel farewell appearance.
That match should provide one of the most memorable atmospheres of the opening round.
Tuesday Order of Play: To be updated.
WTA Tokyo – Tuesday Schedule
First-round play continues in Tokyo, while the structure of the 28-player draw means attention will quickly begin turning toward the arrival of the tournament’s leading seeds.
Elena Rybakina, Iga Swiatek, Jessica Pegula, Elina Svitolina, Naomi Osaka and defending champion Belinda Bencic are among the major names to follow during tournament week.
Tuesday Order of Play: To be updated.
WTA Guangzhou – Tuesday Schedule
The opening round continues in Guangzhou as the field begins to narrow.
With no first-round byes in the 32-player draw, every singles player must navigate an opening match.
Tuesday Order of Play: To be updated.
Wednesday, October 28 – Second-Round Matches Take Centre Stage
By Wednesday, the tournaments begin moving rapidly toward the business end of the week.
Second-round action should dominate the schedules, and Tokyo’s leading seeds should be increasingly prominent after receiving opening-round byes.
ATP Vienna – Wednesday Schedule
Vienna’s second round should deliver several high-quality encounters as seeded players potentially begin meeting dangerous unseeded opponents.
For Alcaraz, Zverev, Medvedev and the other leading contenders, this is where the path toward the quarterfinals becomes considerably more demanding.
Wednesday Order of Play: To be updated.
ATP Basel – Wednesday Schedule
The Basel second round should bring together some intriguing contrasts in style.
The fast indoor conditions can reward aggressive servers such as Shelton, Auger-Aliassime, Fritz and Hubert Hurkacz, while players such as Holger Rune and Stefanos Tsitsipas add additional variety to the field.
Wednesday Order of Play: To be updated.
WTA Tokyo – Wednesday Schedule
Wednesday could provide one of Tokyo’s most intriguing schedules.
The tournament’s highest-ranked players should be entering the heart of their campaigns, with a place in the quarterfinals at stake.
Wednesday Order of Play: To be updated.
WTA Guangzhou – Wednesday Schedule
Second-round action continues in Guangzhou.
For players looking to finish 2026 with valuable ranking points, reaching the quarterfinals of the WTA 250 event could be particularly important.
Wednesday Order of Play: To be updated.
Thursday, October 29 – Round of 16 and Quarterfinal Places on the Line
Thursday represents a major transition point.
By the conclusion of play, the quarterfinal pictures across Vienna, Basel, Tokyo and Guangzhou should be largely established.
ATP Vienna – Thursday Schedule
The final places in the Vienna quarterfinals will be decided.
With the quality of the entry list, Thursday could easily produce matches normally associated with the final stages of an ATP 500.
Thursday Order of Play: To be updated.
ATP Basel – Thursday Schedule
Basel’s remaining second-round matches will determine the final eight.
Indoor conditions should become increasingly important as the margins between the remaining players narrow.
Thursday Order of Play: To be updated.
WTA Tokyo – Thursday Schedule
Tokyo continues moving toward its final eight.
With 500 ranking points available to the champion, every victory becomes increasingly significant as the tournament progresses.
Thursday Order of Play: To be updated.
WTA Guangzhou – Thursday Schedule
Guangzhou should complete its second round and establish the quarterfinal field.
Thursday Order of Play: To be updated.
Friday, October 30 – Quarterfinal Day
Friday is traditionally one of the best days to follow professional tennis.
Eight players remain in each singles tournament, and every match carries semifinal implications.
That means fans could see 16 singles quarterfinals across the four tournaments depending on the final scheduling.
ATP Vienna Quarterfinal Schedule
Vienna’s final eight will compete for four semifinal positions.
If the leading seeds survive the opening rounds, Friday could produce some of the biggest matches of the entire week.
Quarterfinal Matches: To be updated.
ATP Basel Quarterfinal Schedule
The Swiss Indoors moves into the quarterfinal stage.
Basel’s indoor conditions make serving particularly important at this stage, where one loose service game can completely change a match.
Quarterfinal Matches: To be updated.
WTA Tokyo Quarterfinal Schedule
Tokyo’s final eight battle for places in Saturday’s semifinals.
With Tokyo serving as the final WTA 500 event of 2026, the quarterfinal results could have significant implications for ranking points and the late-season WTA picture.
Quarterfinal Matches: To be updated.
WTA Guangzhou Quarterfinal Schedule
The Guangzhou Open reaches its final eight.
The WTA 250 champion will earn 250 ranking points, making every match increasingly valuable.
Quarterfinal Matches: To be updated.
Saturday, October 31 – Semifinal Day
Halloween Saturday will determine the finalists at all four tournaments.
By this stage there will be nowhere to hide.
Four players remain at each event, with the winners advancing to Sunday’s championship matches.
ATP Vienna Semifinals
Semifinal 1: To be determined
Semifinal 2: To be determined
Vienna’s final four will battle for two places in the Erste Bank Open championship match.
ATP Basel Semifinals
Semifinal 1: To be determined
Semifinal 2: To be determined
Basel will determine its two finalists at the St. Jakobshalle.
WTA Tokyo Semifinals
Semifinal 1: To be determined
Semifinal 2: To be determined
Four players will remain in contention for one of the final WTA 500 trophies of the 2026 season.
WTA Guangzhou Semifinals
Semifinal 1: To be determined
Semifinal 2: To be determined
Guangzhou’s final four will battle for two spots in Sunday’s championship match.
Sunday, November 1 – Championship Sunday
Four singles champions will be crowned on Sunday, November 1.
From Tokyo and Guangzhou in Asia to Vienna and Basel in Europe, the final day will provide tennis throughout much of the day.
WTA Tokyo Final
Final: To be determined
The 2026 Toray Pan Pacific Open singles final is scheduled for Sunday, November 1 at 12 p.m. local time in Tokyo. The doubles final will follow.
The singles champion will earn 500 ranking points.
WTA Guangzhou Final
Final: To be determined
The 2026 Guangzhou Open singles final is scheduled for Sunday, November 1, not before 4:30 p.m. local time.
The doubles final is scheduled for 2 p.m. local time.
ATP Vienna Final
Final: To be determined
The final two players will compete for the 2026 Erste Bank Open championship in Vienna.
ATP Basel Final
Final: To be determined
Basel will crown the 2026 Swiss Indoors champion as another prestigious ATP 500 week concludes.
ATP Vienna 2026 Daily Schedule of Play
The Erste Bank Open is an ATP 500 event played on indoor hard courts in Vienna, Austria.
The main draw features 32 singles players.
Fans should watch for:
Carlos Alcaraz
Alexander Zverev
Daniil Medvedev
Alex de Minaur
Lorenzo Musetti
Andrey Rublev
Frances Tiafoe
Karen Khachanov
The official daily Vienna order of play will determine court assignments and exact match times.
Official ATP Vienna tournament information: ATP Tour – Erste Bank Open.
ATP Basel 2026 Daily Schedule of Play
The Swiss Indoors Basel is also an ATP 500 event played on indoor hard courts.
Like Vienna, Basel features a 32-player singles draw.
Players expected to feature prominently include:
Ben Shelton
Félix Auger-Aliassime
Taylor Fritz
Arthur Fils
Alexander Bublik
Casper Ruud
João Fonseca
Hubert Hurkacz
Stefanos Tsitsipas
Holger Rune
Stan Wawrinka’s farewell appearance will provide another major storyline.
WTA Tokyo 2026 Daily Schedule of Play
The Toray Pan Pacific Open is a WTA 500 tournament contested on outdoor hard courts in Tokyo.
The tournament runs from October 26-November 1 and features 28 singles players and 16 doubles teams.
Among the leading names expected in Tokyo are:
Elena Rybakina
Iga Swiatek
Jessica Pegula
Elina Svitolina
Belinda Bencic
Naomi Osaka
Karolina Muchova
Jasmine Paolini
Alexandra Eala
Leylah Fernandez
Because the tournament uses a 28-player singles draw, the four highest seeds receive opening-round byes.
WTA Guangzhou 2026 Daily Schedule of Play
The Guangzhou Open is a WTA 250 tournament played at the Nansha International Tennis Center.
The tournament features 32 singles players and 16 doubles teams, with the singles champion earning 250 ranking points.
One of the week’s biggest attractions will be Venus Williams, who has received a wildcard into the tournament.
Unlike Tokyo, Guangzhou uses a full 32-player singles draw, meaning there are no first-round byes.
How to Follow the Daily Order of Play
The individual orders of play are normally confirmed as the tournaments progress.
Fans should check the official tournament and tour schedules each day for the latest court assignments, match times and scheduling changes.
The official WTA page currently lists the 2026 Guangzhou order of play as not yet available, which is expected this far ahead of the October 26 start.
What Time Are Vienna, Basel, Tokyo and Guangzhou Matches?
Because the tournaments are being played in both Europe and Asia, tennis fans will have matches available across a large portion of the day.
Tokyo operates on Japan Standard Time (GMT+9), while Guangzhou operates on China Standard Time (GMT+8).
Vienna and Basel take place in Central Europe.
Exact daily start times and court assignments will be added once each tournament publishes its official order of play.
2026 Vienna, Basel, Tokyo and Guangzhou Daily Schedule: What to Watch
Few weeks on the tennis calendar offer this combination of depth and geographic variety.
Vienna could provide some of the best men’s matches of the week with Alcaraz, Zverev and Medvedev among a loaded ATP 500 field.
Basel combines established stars with a younger generation led by Shelton, Fils and Fonseca, while Auger-Aliassime returns to a tournament where he has enjoyed considerable success.
Tokyo may carry the greatest late-season significance on the women’s side. As the final WTA 500 tournament of 2026, every round could have implications for rankings and the WTA Finals picture.
Guangzhou, meanwhile, provides another opportunity for players to make a late-season rankings push while the appearance of Venus Williams adds considerable international interest.
From the opening matches on Monday to four championship matches on Sunday, it promises to be another outstanding week of professional tennis.
Check back daily for the updated ATP Vienna, ATP Basel, WTA Tokyo and WTA Guangzhou 2026 schedules of play.
Frequently Asked Questions
When are ATP Vienna and ATP Basel 2026?
The Erste Bank Open in Vienna and Swiss Indoors Basel are scheduled during the week beginning October 26, with both ATP 500 events featuring 32-player singles draws.
When is WTA Tokyo 2026?
The Toray Pan Pacific Open takes place from October 26-November 1, 2026 in Tokyo, Japan. It is a WTA 500 tournament played on outdoor hard courts.
When is the WTA Tokyo final?
The Tokyo singles final is scheduled for Sunday, November 1 at 12 p.m. local time.
When is WTA Guangzhou 2026?
The Guangzhou Open runs from October 26-November 1, 2026 at the Nansha International Tennis Center in Guangzhou, China.
When is the Guangzhou Open final?
The women’s singles final is scheduled for Sunday, November 1, not before 4:30 p.m. local time.
Is Carlos Alcaraz playing Vienna in 2026?
Alcaraz is scheduled to return to the Erste Bank Open and will be one of the headline players in Vienna.
Is Naomi Osaka playing Tokyo in 2026?
Naomi Osaka is scheduled to compete at the 2026 Toray Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo.
Is Venus Williams playing Guangzhou in 2026?
Yes. Venus Williams has received a wildcard for the 2026 Guangzhou Open.
Where can I find the Vienna, Basel, Tokyo and Guangzhou order of play?
The official ATP and WTA tournament pages publish daily orders of play once scheduling is confirmed. This page will also be updated throughout the week with the day’s featured matches, start times and court assignments.
