FIP Bronze Banten 2026: Friday times and opening matches
Key points
- The main draw starts on Friday, July 17 at 9 a.m. local time.
- The women’s and men’s draws are spread across six courts at Dewa United Padel Club.
- The semifinals and finals are scheduled for Sunday, with 40 FIP points awarded to the winners.
The order of play lists matches on courts X, Z, A, B, C and D, with both draws scheduled throughout the day.
In the women’s draw, top seeds Victoria Kurz / Marcella Koek begin at 9 a.m. on court Z against Vivien Silfany and Kintan Pratiwi Anwar. Second seeds Anastasiia Ryzhova / Dora Chamli are due from 1 p.m. on the same court against wild cards Jessica Johan / Siti Sarah.
The men’s first round gathers pace later in the afternoon. Miguel Melero Bernal / Nicolas Zurita, the top seeds with a combined 1,047 points on the entry list, face wild cards Rizky Nursasongko Gunri / Mickra Hans Azly Pasha from 5 p.m. on court X. Second seeds Julian Prins / Youp de Kroon play from 3 p.m. on court A against Jones Pratama / Mario Yohakim Prayanto.
The full schedule and any last-minute changes are available on the official order of play page.
Qualifying still shapes the main draw
Thursday remains decisive for the final places in the men’s draw. Four third-round matches were scheduled from 9 a.m. and 10 a.m., before qualifying matches announced from 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. When Friday’s order of play was published, several slots therefore still appeared as “Qualifier”.
This quick turnaround gives the tournament a compact rhythm. After Friday’s opening round, Saturday is due to feature the round of 16 and quarterfinals, followed by the semifinals and finals on Sunday. The men’s draw places Melero / Zurita in the top half and Prins / De Kroon in the bottom half, while Garcia Blanco / Arredondo García and Kviatkovski / Pastor Landaburu hold seeds three and four.
The tournament runs from July 14 to 19 in Indonesia and offers total prize money of €8,500. The official draw tracks the pairs as qualifiers are added.
Friday’s first signal will therefore be twofold: how quickly the favourites settle into the event, and whether the qualifiers can carry their momentum into the main draw without a real recovery day.
