Qualifying into the 128-player main draw
The qualifying field also starts with 128 players. Three wins earn one of 16 main-draw places, so the first three sections show the route taken by qualifiers.
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Trace every women's singles round from qualifying to the final. Search a player, check seeds and scores, and see which matchup comes next.
Bracket guide
The qualifying field also starts with 128 players. Three wins earn one of 16 main-draw places, so the first three sections show the route taken by qualifiers.
The main bracket runs through four numbered rounds, quarterfinals, semifinals and the final. Use the round links to jump forward or trace one player's path in order.
A number in brackets marks a seed. Completed rows identify the winner and show each set; scheduled rows provide the local time and court when confirmed.
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Quick answers
The main draw has 128 players and seven knockout rounds: Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, Round 4, quarterfinals, semifinals and the final. A player must win every match to stay in the bracket.
The qualifying field has 128 players. Three consecutive wins earn one of 16 available places in the main draw; this page lists the qualifying rounds before the seven main-draw rounds.
A number in brackets is the player's seed. Seeds are placed in different sections of the draw so the highest-ranked entrants cannot meet in the earliest rounds.
Use Find a player or select the star beside that player. The page keeps the rounds in order, and each completed match links to its score and available match details.