A strong field are gathered at Wentworth for the final week of the Ryder Cup qualification campaign, where players will have one last chance to impress European captain Padraig Harrington and force their way onto the plane heading to Whistling Straits later this month. "(The virus) doesn't care what your tennis ranking is, or how many Grand Slams you've won. It's completely irrelevant. You need to be vaccinated to keep yourself safe and to keep others safe." Australia's Ashleigh Barty is almost certain to be the top seed for the second year in a row.Don't forget to follow us onskysports.com/tennisour Twitter account@skysportstennis The fixture change comes 12 years after the women's final was moved to Saturday night in 2009.