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Australia will aim to advance to their first Fed Cup final since 1993 when they take on Belarus on home soil in the semi-finals of the tournament. This is The Roar’s guide to streaming the entire tie online, or watching it on TV.
Australia have the all-important home court advantage for the tie, which will be played on Saturday, April 20 and Sunday, April 21 at the Pat Rafter Arena in Brisbane.
Play is scheduled to start at 1pm (AEDT) on each day, with two singles matches on both Saturday and Sunday, then a deciding doubles rubber if required heading into Sunday evening.
Under a TV deal with Tennis Australia which commenced at the beginning of this year, Channel 9 now have the rights to all officially TA sanctioned events, including the Davis and Fed Cup.
This tie will be shown on Channel 9’s secondary channel, 9Gem on both the Saturday and Sunday from 1pm (AEDT).
9Gem is available on Channel 92 on free to air TV, and 192 if watching through a Foxtel service.
The coverage is scheduled to wrap up at 5pm (AEDT) on Saturday, and 7pm (AEDT) on Sunday, however, this will be dependent on the length of matches and number of matches required on the Sunday to determine an outcome to the tie, keeping in mind the first nation to three matches will take home the victory.
If you would prefer to stream the action from the Fed Cup semi-finals online, then you will be able to do so for free through 9Now.
This allows you to stream the channels of the Nine Network, however, you will need to sign up with a valid email address and password before you can access the action.
Be sure to join us here on The Roar across the weekend for our live coverage of each live rubber as Australia attempt to fight their way into the final.
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