Roland Garros 2026 to stream live on Sony Sports Network and Sony LIV from May 24  

MUMBAI – Clay time is prime time. Indian tennis fans are in for a fortnight of baseline battles and red-dirt drama as Sony Sports Network gears up to broadcast Roland Garros 2026 live from May 24, bringing one of tennis’ toughest Grand Slams straight to living rooms and mobile screens across the country.

The Paris major will air live on Sony Sports Network’s television channels and stream on Sony LIV, with coverage available in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada, widening access for tennis followers across India.

Widely regarded as the sport’s ultimate endurance test, Roland Garros is where long rallies, sliding footwork and clay-court grit define champions. This year, however, the men’s draw will miss one major star, with Carlos Alcaraz ruled out due to injury.

That opens the door for world-class contenders including Jannik Sinner, who enters as one of the headline acts, while the women’s field promises fireworks with reigning stars Iga Swiatek, Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff all expected to mount strong title challenges.

Off the court, the broadcaster is strengthening its line-up too. Former Grand Slam winner Sania Mirza and former Indian No. 1 Somdev Devvarman will headline the expert panel, offering match analysis, tactical insights and player perspectives throughout the tournament.

Somdev Devvarman will also co-host the network’s popular Extraaa Serve show alongside Vedika Anand, who will bring viewers behind-the-scenes stories and on-ground colour from the tournament. Sania Mirza is set to join coverage during the final week, adding extra star power as the title races heat up.

With world-class tennis, multilingual coverage and expert-led storytelling, Sony Sports Network is betting big on bringing the full Parisian clay-court experience to Indian fans.

From the first serve to championship point, one thing is certain: Roland Garros 2026 is ready to serve up another unforgettable fortnight.