Bali Tournament of Champions ends the WTA season.
by bahamaderek on Nov.02, 2009, under Bali Tournament of Champions
The draw has been made for the Commonwealth Bank Tournament of Champions, with round-robin matches taking place from Wednesday 4th until Friday 6th November. The 12 players are split into four groups of three, with one each of the top four seeds placed into Group A, B, C and D in order of ranking. The next four players based on ranking were then drawn and placed in each group, followed by the final four.
The highest ranked winner from any of the Groups will be placed at the top of the semi-final draw, with the second highest ranked placed at the bottom. The remaining two semi-finalists will be drawn to play in the top or bottom half. Those matches take place on 5th November, with the final on the 6th.
Group A:
Marion Bartoli
Shahar Peer
Magdalena Rybarikova
Group B:
Samantha Stosur
Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez
Agnes Szavay
Group C:
Yanina Wickmayer
Anabel Medina Garrigues
Kimiko Date Krumm
Group D:
Sanine Lisicki
Melinda Czink
Aravane Rezai
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