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Nick Kyrgios comes to terms with the injury that forced him out of the match at Indian Wells.

‘Back to the drawing board’: Kyrgios stuns crowd with audacious rally before wrist pain forces retirement

The Australian’s latest comeback ended abruptly when he withdrew midway through a match at the Indian Wells tournament.

  • Marc McGowan

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Alex de Minaur is learning to deal with pressure and expectation.

Demon grew up with Jannik Sinner. The Italian’s doping ban has unsettled him

Australia’s top-10 star remains disappointed with the secretive nature of the investigation into, and subsequent deal with, the Italian.

  • Marc McGowan
Jannik Sinner at the Australian Open in January.

Ban? Seriously? WADA has done Sinner a massive favour

Jannik Sinner and his team of expensive lawyers have played the system like a Stradivarius.

  • Simon Briggs
Jannik Sinner

‘Sad day for tennis’: Kyrgios speaks out after Sinner accepts three-month doping ban

Australian Nick Kyrgios has criticised the three-month ban accepted by Jannik Sinner after the Italian world No.1 tested positive for anabolic agent last year.

  • Billie Eder
Australia’s Alex de Minaur went down in the Rotterdam final to Carlos Alcaraz.

Top-five ranking in sight for Demon despite Rotterdam final defeat

Alex de Minaur was runner-up in Rotterdam for the second year in a row, but proved he belongs near the top of men’s tennis with a fighting effort against Carlos Alcaraz.

  • Marc McGowan
Reigning Australian Open champion and world No.1, Jannik Sinner.

Australian Open prizemoney is $96.5m, but some tour players struggle to make a living. Here’s why

There is an arms race across the four majors – the Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open – to position themselves as the biggest, best and most lucrative.

  • Marc McGowan
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Alexander Zverev ????

Zverev has a fatal flaw. And this is how Sinner can exploit it and win the final

Novak Djokovic knew where he needed to go when push came to shove in his semi-final against Alexander Zverev. Naturally, so will Jannik Sinner.

  • Craig O'Shannessy
Jannik Sinner has plenty on his mind ahead of Sunday night’s final.

Illness, pressure and a looming doping case: Sinner’s challenging road to final

Jannik Sinner’s “safe place”, as his Australian super coach Darren Cahill puts it, has been a little less so this past fortnight in Melbourne.

  • Marc McGowan
Jannik Sinner.

Australian Open 2025 as it happened: Sinner’s straight-sets glory; ‘I get why fans booed’, injured Djoker says

Defending champion Jannik Sinner will face Alexander Zverev for this year’s Australian Open crown, while injured 10-time champion Novak Djokovic’s immediate future is up in the air.

  • Danny Russell and Roy Ward
Demon defeated: Alex de Minaur waves to the crowd after his quarter-final loss.

Why we shouldn’t give up on de Minaur being more than ‘a quarter-final guy’

The Demon has reached four consecutive grand slam quarter-finals. Is that his level?

  • Marc McGowan

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