Podcast Special: The first woman of Wimbledon
In our first episode, “The Woman who ran Wimbledon”, Finn Ranson speaks to actor and filmmaker Sarah Tullamore about the great Norah Gordon Cleather, who steered
Coric fuels new war of words with Kyrgios
Croatian Borna Coric has reignited the twitter feud with Nick Kyrgios over the ill-fated Adria Tour, calling the Australian “a general after the battle”. Coric,
Mixed feelings for Murray in Brit defeat
Britain’s Andy Murray suffered defeat in a mixed doubles encounter at the Battle of the Brits tournament, as he steps up preparation for the US Open.
Konta, Evans surprise losers as Brit Battle resumes
British No.1s Johanna Konta and Dan Evans were shock losers on the opening day of tournaments in the UK. World No.14 Konta could only win
Osaka hits back at bikini post critics
Naomi Osaka has lashed out at online critics who called on her to maintain her “innocent image” after she posted a picture of herself wearing
Dimitrov still suffering effects of coronavirus
Grigor Dimitrov says he has yet to fully recover from COVID-19, after contracting it while playing in Novak Djokovic’s Adria Tour. The widely criticised event
Roland Garros still a ‘building site’
French authorities are in a race against time to finish renovations to the Roland Garros centre after months of delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Unmasked – Djokovic flouts COVID rules in Marbella
Despite the government of Andalusia which includes his current location Marbella, ordering that face masks must be worn indoors, at the beach and at swimming pools,
Tiley to ‘move heaven and earth’ to ensure Australian Open goes ahead
Australian tennis boss Craig Tiley has said he will ‘move heaven and earth’ to ensure the Australia Open goes ahead in January as Melbourne suffers
Murray not happy with US Open plans
Former World doubles No.1 Jamie Murray is the latest player to express concerns about travelling to New York for next months US Open. Murray said