Barty cops second snub
Overlooked by Seven, the world No.1 has been passed over again, this time by event organisers.
Wimbledon
Popyrin unable to rattle Medvedev
Alexei Popyrin’s promising debut at Wimbledon has come to an end at the hands of talented and tough Daniil Medvedev.
Tomic faces Wimbledon grilling
Bernard Tomic is certain to come under the scrutiny of Wimbledon officials after another feeble grand slam surrender.
De Minaur gets his head in the game
Alex De Minaur has felt the pressure this year as he transitions from the hunter to the hunted.
Barty’s draw opens up
Ash Barty made a stylish debut at Wimbledon as the world’s No 1 woman but a litany of high-profile champions fell around her.
Kyrgios blood feud goes to court
Nick Kyrgios says he will be the “unbelievable underdog’’ in tonight’s salty Wimbledon second-round clash against Rafa Nadal.
Azarenka sends warning shot
Ash Barty remains the sole Australian woman left in the Wimbledon singles draw after Ajla Tomljanovic was ousted.
Tomic ‘terrible, pretty bad’
Bernard Tomic to be investigated for not trying in a lacklustre first round match that was the fastest loss at Wimbledon in 15 years.
Which Nick? Take your pick
We saw Despondent Nick, Clown Nick, Carefree Nick, Naughty Nick. In the end, it was Victorious Nick.
No.1 unfussed by TV snub
Ashleigh Barty wasn’t too perturbed Channel Seven opted to broadcast the Kyrgios-Thompson match over hers.
Barty irons out rust
Ashleigh Barty’s reign as world no.1 begins in style with classy first round Wimbledon victory.
Next Gen stars fail to fire
Stefanos Tsitsipas laments the inconsistency of his generation after becoming an early Wimbledon casualty.
‘Sky’s the limit’ for prodigy
She’s 15 with a kick serve and in just over an hour, Cori “Coco’’ Gauff demolished her idol.
‘That felt pretty good’
Young Aussie makes dazzling Wimbledon debut, bouncing out former US Open semi-finalist in straight sets.
Demon finding his place in history
When Alex de Minaur arrived at Wimbledon last year, he was welcomed into an exclusive club.
Scream queens running out of puff
There are not many who think that Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova can claim six wins between them to set a fourth-round showdown.
Relaxed Barty relishes tough match
Ash Barty showed no signs of trouble with her forearm in her final practice match before tomorrow’s Wimbledon opener.
Aussies in early Wimbledon exits
Dasha Gavrilova and Astra Sharma have been bundled out of Wimbledon in the first matches to finish.
Barty the star in ‘horror’ draw
Ash Barty’s horror draw! Nothing makes a tennis player laugh more than talk like this.
Millman shakes off rough season
John Millman is not sure who he offended more — Roger Federer or another tennis God — but he’s convinced fates have massed against him.
Newk tips fired up Kyrgios
John Newcombe predicts Nick Kyrgios will produce a big effort in round one, with the possibility of a Rafael Nadal showdown.
Barty takes tough draw in her stride
Ash Barty knows she is playing world No 43 Zheng Saisai of China tomorrow night but hasn’t looked any further than that.
Barty’s rise shocks Williams
Serena Williams fires backhanded compliment at world no.1, patronising her as “the sweetest, cutest girl on tour”.
Old stars inspire young gun
Alexei Popyrin’s favourite memory from the All England Club comes as a surprise.
Tough ask in Wimbledon wonderland
Ash Barty may have to overcome three former Wimbledon champions and five major winners to claim her first title at the All England Club.
Kyrgios to face ‘salty’ Rafa clash
Nick Kyrgios’s potential second-round showdown with Rafael Nadal is the talk of Wimbledon.
Nishikori’s spin on Kyrgios tactic
Kei Nishikori has put a new spin on a Nick Kyrgios play ahead of Wimbledon with his own underhanded tactics.
Barty good to go as top seed
Ash Barty draws world No.43 Zheng Saisai at Wimbledon as Nick Kyrgios faces grudge match.
Aussie’s explosive exit
Akira Santillan smashes five racquets after blowing two match points in heartbreaking defeat.
Evert’s fear for overworked Barty
Chris Evert is concerned Ashleigh Barty will fall victim to her own success.
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