Fun is back for Murray on court – but no giggling allowed
Andy Murray is back in his comfort zone on court with the Australian Open starting on Sunday – but the veteran Scot is not taking
Medvedev hoping pre-Open shakeup will pay dividends
Daniil Medvedev has gambled with his pre-Australian Open programme, taking a holiday and skipping any preliminary tournaments for the first time in his career. Now the
Draper denied a breakthrough first title
Jiri Lehecka spoiled the winning scenario for Brit Jack Draper with a 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 comeback which handed him a first career title with success at
Mac calls foul on AO calendar expansion
Outspoken John McEnroe has slammed the Australian Open expansion to a 15-day event as a money grab which will benefit only organiser – not players. The
Sunday start in Melbourne: Day 1 draw
HISTORY will the made today as the Australian Open first round matches get under way on Sunday for the first time in the tournament’s history.
Both seeds exit Adelaide quarters
The top-seeded pair of Elena Rybakina and Tommy Paul both made quarter-final exits at the ATP-WTA Adelaide International on Thursday with the Australian Open start
Djokovic path to 11th AO title starts with a qualifier
Novak Djokovic will kick off his quest for an historic 11th title at the Australian Open when he takes on a qualifier in the first
Crackdown on late-night finishes hides escape clause
A plan to crack down on the post-midnight finishes which have made a hash of the Tour tennis schedules might harbour a “get-out” clause. The
Mac tips Rafa retirement if RG effort falls through
John McEnroe has made a bold prediction, suggesting that injured Rafael Nadal might retire if he cannot pull up fit for this spring’s Roland Garros.
Tennis now all in the head for Djokovic
Novak Djokovic’s tennis career is now a mental challenge, with the world No. 1 pondering his future at age 36 but still eager for competition. With