1983 Custom Credit Australian Indoor Championships – Singles

John McEnroe was the defending champion and won in the final 6–1, 6–4, 7–5 against Henri Leconte.

Singles
1983 Custom Credit Australian Indoor Championships
Champion John McEnroe
Runner-up Henri Leconte
Final score6–1, 6–4, 7–5

Seeds
  1. John McEnroe (Champion)
  2. Ivan Lendl (Quarterfinals)
  3. Kevin Curren (Second Round)
  4. Steve Denton (First Round)
  5. Henri Leconte (Final)
  6. Chris Lewis (First Round)
  7. Mark Edmondson (Second Round)
  8. Pat Cash (First Round)

Draw

Key

Finals
Semifinals Final
            
1 John McEnroe 6 6
  Chip Hooper 4 1
1 John McEnroe 6 6 7    
5 Henri Leconte 1 4 5    
  Paul McNamee 7 4 0
5 Henri Leconte 6 6 6

Section 1
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
1 J McEnroe 6 6  
  J McCurdy 3 3   1 J McEnroe 6 6  
  B Gilbert 7 6     B Gilbert 2 0  
  V Van Patten 6 0   1 J McEnroe 6 6  
Q J Canter 2 6 7   J Fitzgerald 2 2  
  M Leach 6 3 6 Q J Canter 6 4  
  J Fitzgerald 6 7     J Fitzgerald 7 6  
8 P Cash 2 6   1 J McEnroe 6 6  
3 K Curren 6 6     C Hooper 4 1  
Q P Johnston 4 2   3 K Curren 3 6 6
  C Wittus 6 3     J Alexander 6 4 7
  J Alexander 7 6     J Alexander 4 3  
  M Mitchell 6 6     C Hooper 6 6  
  K Warwick 4 4     M Mitchell 4 3  
  C Hooper 7 4 6   C Hooper 6 6  
6 C Lewis 6 6 4

Section 2
First Round Second Round Quarterfinals Semifinals
7 M Edmondson 6 4 6
  M De Palmer 4 6 3 7 M Edmondson 6 6 4
  F González 4 4     P Rennert 3 7 6
  P Rennert 6 6     P Rennert 1 2  
  S Youl 4 0     P McNamee 6 6  
  C Roger-Vasselin 6 6     C Roger-Vasselin 7 6 6
  P McNamee 6 7     P McNamee 6 7 7
4 S Denton 4 6     P McNamee 7 4 0
5 H Leconte 6 6   5 H Leconte 6 6 6
  W Masur 2 2   5 H Leconte 6 6  
  B Drewett 6 6     B Drewett 1 3  
Q D Mustard 2 2   5 H Leconte 6 3 7
Q F Taygan 2 4   2 I Lendl 3 6 5
  F Buehning 6 6     F Buehning 3 3  
  R Frawley 3 3   2 I Lendl 6 6  
2 I Lendl 6 6  
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gollark: Without API access, going over everything on the scroll is *annoying*. The only reason I can process eggs at all is because I spent ages on some regexes.
gollark: Yes, that's possible, except you can put in someone else's.
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