Adelaide 2023: Entry lists, draws and everything you need to know

The first Hologic WTA Tour tournament is set to kick off on New Year's Day at the Adelaide International 1.
This year, Memorial Drive will host back-to-back WTA 500 tournaments, starting with Adelaide 1 and following a week later with Adelaide 2. Both tournaments feature top-flight fields, as the tour's best look to get their seasons underway ahead of the first Slam of the season at the Australian Open, which begins on Jan. 16.
Here's everything you need about the two weeks of tennis in Adelaide:
When do the tournaments start?
Adelaide 1 will begin on Sunday, Jan. 1, with Adelaide 2 commencing on Monday, Jan. 9. Adelaide 1 features a 30-player singles draw and a 24-team doubles draw. Adelaide 2 also features a 30-player singles draw, but a slightly smaller doubles draw at 16-teams.
Both tournaments will be played on outdoor hard court using the Dunlop Australian Open ball. Both events are joint ATP/WTA events, with the ATP holding ATP 250 tournaments each week.
When are the finals?
Adelaide 1: The singles final will be played on Sunday, Jan. 8, at 4:00 p.m. The doubles final will be played on Saturday, Jan. 7, at noon.
Adelaide 2: The singles final will be played on Saturday, Jan. 14. at 4:00 p.m. The doubles final will be played on Friday, Jan. 13 at noon.
Who are the defending champions?
Adelaide hosted a WTA 500 and WTA 250 last January. Ashleigh Barty swept the Adelaide 500 singles and doubles titles, defeating Elena Rybakina
Madison Keys
Who is playing?
World No.2 Ons Jabeur
Adelaide 1 - Top 8 seeds
1. Ons Jabeur
2. Aryna Sabalenka
3. Daria Kasatkina
4. Veronika Kudermetova
5. Danielle Collins
6. Anett Kontaveit
7. Jelena Ostapenko
8. Ekaterina Alexandrova
Adelaide 2 potentially features an even stronger field, with players who featured at United Cup descending on Adelaide for their first regular tournament. That bevy of players includes World No.1 Iga Swiatek
Adelaide 2 - Top 8 seeds
1. Iga Swiatek
2. Ons Jabeur
3. Jessica Pegula
4. Caroline Garcia
5. Daria Kasatkina
6. Veronika Kudermetova
7. Madison Keys
8. Belinda Bencic
What does the draw look like?
Main draw in Adelaide 1 (WTA 500), where Ons Jabeur
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1Rs:
Rybakina-Collins
Zheng Qinwen- Kontaveit
Ostapenko-Pliskova
Muguruza-Andreescu
Anisimova-Kudermetova
Alexandrova-Vondrousova
Kanepi-Sasnovich
Zhang Shuai-Samsonova pic.twitter.com/pkDSQtou1G
For a full analysis of the Adelaide 1 singles draw, click here.
What are the points and prize money on offer?
First Round: 1 point/$7,500
Round of 16: 55 points/$11,145
Quarterfinals: 100 points/$20,465
Semifinal: 185 points/$43,323
Final: 305 points/$74,161
Champion: 470 points/$120,150