ATP Finals 2026 Time in Pakistan: Turin Dates, Qualified Players and Where to Watch

The ATP Finals 2026 run from 15 to 22 November at the Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy, and Turin is four hours behind Pakistan, so a 2 pm session there starts at 6 pm PKT. Alexander Zverev, Carlos Alcaraz and Ben Shelton have qualified, and Jannik Sinner is out for the rest of 2026 with an injury. Below are the race standings, the last places still open, the time conversion and what the ATP lists for viewers in Pakistan.

The ATP Finals bring together the best eight singles players of the season, chosen on the year-long points race the ATP calls the Live Race to Turin. We read the event's official site and its TV schedule page on 28 October 2026. The day-by-day order of play has not been published yet, so the exact session times below are a conversion guide rather than a fixture list.

Zverev, Alcaraz and Shelton are the three players already through

The ATP's race update of 26 October marks Alexander Zverev, Carlos Alcaraz and Ben Shelton as qualified. Jannik Sinner is second in the race on 7,950 points but has ended his season with an injury, so he will not play in Turin.

Sinner's absence is the big story. He is the home favourite in Italy, and his spot now passes down the list. With him out, the player in ninth place in the race currently holds the eighth and last qualifying spot.

These points are from the race table on the official ATP Finals home page on 28 October, during tournament week, so they move daily. The ATP's own 26 October update had slightly lower figures for some players, for example Zverev on 9,150 and Medvedev fifth on 3,660 with Cobolli just behind on 3,640.

Five places are still open with two weeks of tournaments left

Five of the eight singles places are not yet settled. The ATP said on 26 October there were just two weeks of action left before the Turin field is set, with Basel and Vienna this week and the race closing after the following week.

Arthur Fils, Taylor Fritz, Rafael Jodar, Ben Shelton and Novak Djokovic were in the Basel draw, and Daniil Medvedev, Flavio Cobolli, Frances Tiafoe, Alex de Minaur, Tommy Paul, Jakub Mensik and Carlos Alcaraz in Vienna, according to the ATP's update. Djokovic, a seven-time champion, sits 369 points behind Jodar by our count from the home page table, so a deep run this week would put him back in the picture.

New faces are likely. The ATP's notes mark Fils and Tiafoe as seeking a debut, and Cobolli as aiming to become the fourth Italian to play in Turin. We think Djokovic needs a title, not just a semi-final, to catch up in time.

Turin is four hours behind Pakistan during the ATP Finals

Italy is on Central European Time in November, UTC plus 1, and Pakistan is UTC plus 5. Add four hours to any Turin start time to get PKT. An afternoon session becomes early evening in Pakistan, and an evening session finishes after midnight.

The tickets page says the week has 15 sessions over eight days, running from Sunday 15 November to Sunday 22 November. The ATP has not yet put the session start times on the pages we read. Once the order of play is out, use the table above.

The ATP lists FanCode for Pakistan, an Indian service

The official ATP Finals TV schedule puts Pakistan in its "Asia 1" region, together with India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, the Maldives and Bhutan. The broadcaster named for that region is "Fancode (India)". No separate partner is named for Pakistan.

We could not confirm that FanCode accepts sign-ups or payments from Pakistan. Check before you rely on it, and never hand card details to a site that only claims to be FanCode.

The page also points fans to Tennis TV, the ATP's own streaming service, but it does not list where Tennis TV is sold, and its home page gave us no country list or price. A safe order of checks:

1. Open the TV schedule on nittoatpfinals.com and read the Asia 1 entry again near the start.
2. Try the FanCode app or site from Pakistan and see whether it lets you subscribe.
3. Try Tennis TV and check whether a price appears for your account.
4. Pay only inside the official app or site, with a card enabled for international use, such as a JazzCash virtual card.
5. Test the stream before the first session on 15 November.

Tennis fans at home can follow the local game too. The Pakistan tennis calendar for 2026-27 lists the events played here, and the women's season ends a week earlier at the WTA Finals 2026 in Indian Wells.

Common questions

When are the ATP Finals 2026?

From Sunday 15 to Sunday 22 November 2026, at the Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy.

What time are ATP Finals matches in Pakistan?

Add four hours to the Turin time. A 2 pm session in Turin starts at 6 pm PKT, and an 8:30 pm session at 12:30 am PKT.

Is Jannik Sinner playing the ATP Finals 2026?

No. The ATP says Sinner has ended his 2026 season because of injury, although he is second in the race.

Who has qualified for the ATP Finals 2026?

Alexander Zverev, Carlos Alcaraz and Ben Shelton had qualified by 26 October. Five places were still open.

Is Novak Djokovic in the ATP Finals 2026?

Not yet. He was 11th in the race on 28 October, outside the qualifying places, with two weeks of events left.

Which channel shows the ATP Finals in Pakistan?

The ATP's TV page lists FanCode (India) for a region that includes Pakistan. We could not confirm FanCode works from Pakistan.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked 28 October 2026. We read the official ATP Finals site (race table, dates and venue), its TV schedule page, its tickets page and the ATP's Live Race update of 26 October 2026, all on 28 October 2026. Pakistan times are our conversion from Turin time. We did not find published session start times, and we could not confirm that FanCode or Tennis TV sells to Pakistan.