Kokkinakis eyes comeback
Australian Thanaski Kokkinakis has accepted a wildcard into next week’s Sydney International.
Tennis
Fixing ‘tempts young players’
As an Australian is charged, Nadal says young players are falling into the trap of taking quick money from bookmakers.
Thompson grit excites Woodbridge
The measure of the player Jordan Thompson has become could be seen three games from the end against David Ferrer.
Kyrgios succumbs to Sock
Nick Kyrgios will rest over the next four days in the hope of overcoming a knee injury.
Raonic takes the direct approach
Winning the Brisbane International last year set Milos Raonic up for his best year but no flashbacks yesterday.
Teen tennis star on fixing charge
Teen tennis star Oliver Anderson has been charged with alleged match fixing at a tournament in regional Victoria.
Murray digs deep to retain No 1
Andy Murray’s 26th consecutive victory may not rank with the finest of them but he still took much satisfaction.
Roger Federer progressing well
After nearly two decades on tour and 17 grand slams in his pocket, Roger Federer has no trouble seeing the big picture.
Svitolina knocks off another No 1
It’s becoming a habit for Elina Svitolina to upset world No 1s and unfortunately Angelique Kerber has been on the wrong end.
Roger gets glimpse of the future
You’ll be hearing more about teenager Alexander Zverev.
Nadal feeling the love
The Spanish star next faces a German who loves to come to the net.
Aussie plays Ferrer at own game
Jordan Thompson scored the biggest win of his career as he stormed into the Brisbane International quarter-finals.
Serena’s coach tips slick courts
Faster courts at the Australian Open are likely to suit more aggressive players, says Serena Williams’ coach.
Murray starts new year with win
Andy Murray began 2017 where he left off last year, beating Jeremy Chardy in straight sets.
Mate’s return special to Kyrgios
Nick Kyrgios is hopeful it is not long until Thanasi Kokkinakis can display his strength in singles.
Russian rates Destanee’s future
Destanee Aiava has left the Brisbane International but the memory will linger.
Aussies stunned in Hopman Cup
Nick Kyrgios faces questions over a knee injury as Australia’s title defence was dealt a fatal blow.
Novak slow to get engine running
Novak Djokovic had to overcome a slow start to make it through to the second round of the Qatar Open.
Groth back to winning ways
The big-hitting Aussie is keen to put a lean 2016 behind him.
Federer adjusts to life and lines
Roger Federer found the most disconcerting aspect of his return to tennis in Perth on Monday night a surprising one.
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