Alex de Minaur has breezed into the quarter-finals of Wimbledon for the first time — but he suffered an injury scare late in the match, and now faces a blockbuster clash with Novak Djokovic.
Alex de Minaur has reached his first Wimbledon quarter-final and downplayed an injury that gave him a fright at the end against French showman Arthur Fils.
Dame Elizabeth Jane Campion couldn’t write a better script. The story of an unknown New Zealander who comes from the long white clouds to beat England’s sweetheart on Centre Court.
New Zealander Lulu Sun has stunned the All England Club by ambushing Emma Raducanu to reach the quarter-finals at Wimbledon.
Andy Murray was a tremendous fighter. The All England Club’s most loyal and lion-hearted servant entered three events to maximise his farewell but he played only once.
Novak Djokovic says tennis is a global sport but it is not accessible. ‘On a club level, tennis is endangered’.
Novak Djokovic has delivered a superb performance at Wimbledon to edge Australian Alexei Popyrin in a high-quality clash.
Alex de Minaur has progressed to the last 16 at Wimbledon without breaking a sweat but will have to overcome a rising force to reach the quarter-finals.
Escaping the hubbub of Wimbledon village is a key tactic in Alex de Minaur’s bid to post a career-best performance at the All England Lawn Tennis Club over the next week as doubts arise about the fitness of his rival Lucas Pouille.
Nick Kyrgios secured his dream date at Wimbledon when managing to finally jump on the court with Novak Djokovic for a training session ahead of a potential return to the tour next month.
‘This is the best I’ve felt in a long, long time,’ Thanasi Kokkinakis said at Wimbledon. What happened next will break your heart.
Three-times grand-slam champion has only Emma Raducanu partnership to go at SW19 after he and brother Jamie lost in first round of men’s doubles on Centre Court
Rinky Hijikata and John Peers have beaten Andy and Jamie Murray; Thanasi Kokkinakis forced to retire mid-match following slip.
The shocking injury curse that has afflicted Thanasi Kokkinakis throughout his career has struck again, with the popular Australian forced to withdraw from Wimbledon. But it was better news for Alex de Minaur.
Thanasi Kokkinakis came from two sets down to upset 17th-seeded Felix Auger-Aliassime in a thrilling match.
Thanasi Kokkinakis saved four match points to breathe life into his Wimbledon campaign — and that was just the beginning of a wild match.
Headline act Alex de Minaur is front and centre at the Australian Open. It’s a different story at Wimbledon.
Elvis Smylie, one of Australia’s most promising golfers, needed a top-four finish a qualifying event to secure a place at Royal Troon for The Open Championship. The son of tennis great Liz Smylie duly obliged.
His mum is at Wimbledon commentating on tennis and now Elvis Smylie will be making his own major appearance in England.
Alex de Minaur has progressed to the second round of Wimbledon with a hard-fought win over compatriot James Duckworth as a pack of Aussies took to the court.
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