Day 13 of the 2022 French Open promises some enthralling action, with the men's singles finalists set to be decided on Friday.Record 13-time winner Rafael Nadal is the only former champion left in the draw in Paris, while 2014 US Open champion Marin Cilic is the only other Major winner remaining.Third seed Alexander Zverev and eighth seed Casper Ruud complete the semifinal line-up.Nadal will of course command the lion's share of attention. Having edged his nemesis Novak Djokovic in a grueling four-set quarterfinal on Tuesday night, the Spaniard will be eager to continue his winning run at his most successful Slam.Roland-Garros@rolandgarrosNADAL WINS! #RolandGarros8988516961NADAL WINS! #RolandGarros https://t.co/QYPz8NCuqIStanding between him and a 14th appearance in the final in the French capital is reigning Olympic champion Zverev. The German doused the challenge of the in-form Carlos Alcaraz in four sets in their last-eight showdown and will be keen to continue the momentum against Nadal.Cilic, meanwhile, is one win away from joining the quartet of Roger Federer, Andy Murray, Djokovic and Nadal as the fifth active men's player to reach the final of all four Majors. Apart from his US Open triumph, the Croat finished as the runner-up at Wimbledon in 2017 and the Australian Open in 2018.ATP Tour@atptour @cilic_marin becomes the fifth active men’s player to reach the semi-finals of all Grand Slam events, joining World No. 1 Djokovic and former No. 1s Nadal, Federer and Andy Murray @rolandgarros | #RolandGarros1013120🇭🇷 @cilic_marin becomes the fifth active men’s player to reach the semi-finals of all 4⃣ Grand Slam events, joining World No. 1 Djokovic and former No. 1s Nadal, Federer and Andy Murray 🙌@rolandgarros | #RolandGarros https://t.co/lqDHpxqu2KHe faces the 23-year-old Casper Ruud in a battle of generations. The Norwegian has won seven of his eight career titles on clay and could prove to be a tough nut to crack when the two square off.Without further ado, let’s take a look at the schedule for 3 June at the 2022 French Open:Court Philippe-Chatrier(Starts at 11 am local time):Men's Wheelchair Doubles SemifinalsGustavo Fernandez/Shingo Kunieda vs (2) Stephane Houdet/Nicolas PeiferMen's Singles SemifinalsNot before 2.45 pm local time: (5) Rafael Nadal vs (3) Alexander ZverevNot before 5.30 pm local time: (8) Casper Ruud vs (20) Marin CilicCourt Suzanne-Lenglen(Starts at 11 am local time):Women's Doubles Semifinals(8) Coco Gauff/Jessica Pegula vs Madison Keys/Taylor Townsendfollowed by: (14) Jelena Ostapenko/Lyudmyla Kichenok vs Kristina Mladenovic/Caroline GarciaCourt Simonne-Mathieu(Starts at 11 am local time):Men's Legends First RoundGuy Forget/Tommy Haas vs Henri Leconte/Michael Llodrafollowed by: Xavier Malisse/Mats Wilander vs Marcos Baghdatis/Goran IvanisevicWomen's Legends First RoundNot before 2.30 pm local time: Tatiana Golovin/Nathalie Tauziat vs Iva Majoli/Mary PierceWhere to watch French Open 2022?Here is the full list of channels where you can watch the French Open:France - France TV sport, Amazon Prime Video.Europe (all territories) - Eurosport.United Kingdom - Eurosport, Discovery+.USA - NBC Sports, Peacock TV, Tennis Channel, Bally Sports.Canada - RDS, TSN.Australia - Nine Network.Asia (All Territories) - beinSPORTS.India - Sony Ten, Sony Six & SonyLiv.For more information on the broadcasters, visit the tournament website here.French Open 2022 - Match timingsThe action commences on all showcourts at 11 am local time (2.30 pm IST).In the US, UK and Canada, the live broadcast timings are as follows:CountryStart timeUSA and Canada 5 am EST, June 3, 2022 UK 9 am GMT, June 3, 2022 Also Check Out :- French Open 2022 Schedule