Adelaide International 2 Latest Scores & Results

Saturday, 14 Jan 2023

FT

Roberto Bautista Agut Soon Woo Kwon

466⁴

637⁷

Friday, 13 Jan 2023

FT

Thanasi KokkinakisRoberto Bautista Agut

6⁴63

7⁷36

FT

Jack Draper Soon Woo Kwon

6⁶7⁷3

7⁸6²6

Thursday, 12 Jan 2023

FT

Thanasi Kokkinakis Miomir Kecmanovic

66⁴6

37⁷1

FT

Roberto Bautista Agut Alejandro Davidovich Fokina

FT

Mikael Ymer Soon Woo Kwon

FT

Jack Draper Karen Khachanov

67⁷

46³

Wednesday, 11 Jan 2023

FT

Andrey Rublev Thanasi Kokkinakis

463

636

FT

Jason Kubler Miomir Kecmanovic

76¹4

57⁷6

FT

Roberto Bautista AgutRobin Haase

636

363

FT

Soon Woo Kwon Pablo Carreno Busta

366

644

FT

Mackenzie McDonaldMikael Ymer

66²3

37⁷6

FT

Marc-Andrea Huesler Karen Khachanov

FT

Paul Tommy Jack Draper

FT

John Millman Alejandro Davidovich Fokina

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