The first major of the season, Australian Open 2025, is set to kick off this Sunday. Top ATP and WTA names like World No.1 Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka will be seen in action in Melbourne’s coveted hard-court tournament. Apart from the defending men’s and women’s champions, four-time Grand Slam winner Carlos Alcaraz and five-time Major winner Iga Swiatek will also make their presence felt. Currently, all tennis fans must be curious to know where they can enjoy the live action from the comfort of their homes. Well, we have got everything covered.

When does the Australian Open start?

Australian Open 2025 will start on January 12 and will run till the end of this month. The final match will take place on January 26. After last year, it will be the second time, in 113 years of the event, that it will begin on a Sunday. Before the Major’s commencement, the main draws will be revealed this week, on January 9. Former AO winners Todd Woodbridge and Jelena Dokic will announce all the details.

That being said, let’s look at how, where, and when viewers can watch all the matches to be played at three showcourts, namely the Rod Laver Arena, John Cain Arena and the Margaret Court Arena, in Melbourne.

Where can I watch the Australian Open?

The following is a list of broadcasters of the Australian Open 2025:

• Africa: beIN Sports and SuperSport.
• Europe: Eurosport, SRG SSR.
• Asia Pacific & Oceania: ESPN, Tennis Channel, beIN Sports, CCTV, iQIYI, GDTV, WOWOW, Nine, Stan Sport, Digicel, CJ ENM, TDM, ESPN International, SKY, Sportcast and K-Plus.
• India & subcontinent: Sony Sports Network.
• Latin America & Caribbean: ESPN International.
• Middle East: beIN Sports.
• North America: ESPN, TSN, RDS and Tennis Channel.
• Central Asia: Sony Sports Network and Eurosport.

While players like Sinner and Alcaraz will, no doubt, elevate hype levels among viewers and the audience, a lot of eyes will also remain on experienced icons like Novak Djokovic. The 24-time Grand Slam winner is on his quest for 11th Australian Open trophy. His preparations are going in full flow, especially after joining hands with longtime rival and friend Andy Murray. For the unversed, the former ATP pro has become his new trainer ahead of the action down under. So how is their time going on with each other ahead of the major?

Andy Murray reveals practice sessions with Novak Djokovic ahead of the Australian Open 2025

On Tuesday, fans got to see the player-coach dynamic between Murray and Djoker. The two were spotted at the Margaret Court Arena. There, the 10-time AO winner and tennis GOAT engaged in a practice match with Carlos Alcaraz. Djokovic won this brief match with a score of 7-5. On the other hand, coach Murray was standing on the side of the court, observing his strokes and overall movement.

Last November, following his split with longtime coach Goran Ivanivevic, Djokovic shocked everyone while confirming Murray as his trainer. “I’m excited to have one of my greatest rivals in my team, on the same side of the net, this time as my coach. I’m looking forward to starting the season together with Andy and having him by my side in Melbourne, where we’ve shared many extraordinary moments throughout our careers,” he revealed through his official website, on November 23.

Echoing Novak Djokovic‘s sentiment, Murray, who’s a five-time AO finalist himself, stated “I’m really excited about it and I am looking forward to being on the same side of the net for a change. I’m also grateful for the opportunity to help him achieve his goals”

Last week, Djokovic had to bow out of the first ATP event of his this season at the Brisbane International. In the QF round of the tournament, 171-ranked American Reilly Opelka beat him 7-6(6), 6-3. But given his reputation, one can never never write Djokovic off, especially going into the Australian Open. Do you think he will bounce back in style and clinch his 25th Grand Slam trophy this time? Let us know in the comments below.