It’s all provisional: Raducanu-Tursunov revealed as trial run
Emma Raducanu’s work with Russian coach Dmitry Tursunov has been branded as just another experiment as the reigning US Open champion struggles with consistency as
Concerned Murray opens his wallet to Ukrainian relief
Andy Murray is following through on his vow not to forget victims of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with the Scot donating massive amounts of
Kyrgios adds another doubles crown with Atlanta triumph
Australian Open champions Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis saw off fellow Australians Jason Kubler and John Peers to win their second doubles title as a
Raducanu teams up with Tauson in doubles debut
US open champion Emma Raducanu will play her first-ever women’s doubles match on the WTA Tour today, teaming up Dane Clara Tauson at the Citi
Sinner stops Alcaraz juggernaut
Jannik Sinner called a temporary halt to the progress of Carlos Alcaraz as the Italian won the ATP 250 title in Umag with a storming
Djokovic won’t give up on long-odds USO dream
Novak Djokovic is ignoring all the odds, with the unvaxxed Serb hoping against hope of somehow squeezing his way past the American vaccine rules and into
Emma’s Russian roulette
DMITRY Tursunov, who took over as Emma Raducanu’s last week, once criticised Raducanu for her “coaching carousel” approach. The Russian, who has lived in the
RBA keeps Spain in the Kitz frame with title
Roberto Bautista Agut revived a long-held Spanish tradition with a title on Saturday at the ATP Kitzbuehel event. The No. 20 who once stood ninth, became the
Kyrgios Canberra court date postponed
Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios will not be required to front up in court next week in Canberra on a domestic assault charge after a postponement
Rain foils Thiem in Kitz upset loss
Dominic Thiem was spooked by a last-minute rain interruption as the Austrian’s comeback to form stalled at home with a quarter-final loss on Thursday on the clay of Kitzbuehel.