De Minaur ousts Duckworth as Djokovic eases through
Novak Djokovic needed a mere one hour and 58 minutes to wipe Centre Court while ninth-seeded Alex de Minaur survived a few curly moments to beat countryman James Duckworth.
Novak Djokovic needed a mere one hour and 58 minutes to wipe Centre Court while ninth-seeded Alex de Minaur survived a few curly moments to beat countryman James Duckworth.
Aleksandar Vukic will walk on to centre stage at Wimbledon to play Carlos Alcaraz after an opening round win that saw a fellow Aussie mount a stunning comeback in five sets.
Ash Barty was in the BBC commentary box. Sir David Attenborough received a standing ovation in the Royal Box. David Beckham took his mum. We started under blue skies and ended up holding a brolly. And three Australians scored wins.
Former Wimbledon champion Martina Navratilova affirms her opposition to transgender women in women’s sports, on the eve of this year’s championships.
The Championships have the air of a farewell to a legendary era as the greatest generation in the history of tennis is over when the gates open at the All England Club on Monday.
Novak Djokovic is one of three superstars heading to Wimbledon under major injury clouds, with even the Serbian legend’s wife asking why he’s pushing so hard to return.
There’s few tournaments more cruelly tense than the Wimbledon qualifying tournament. Alex Bolt has survived, taking Australia’s male contingent to 10 at the All England Club next week.
Wimbledon starts next week. Rafael Nadal is having one for the road. This is my enduring memory of the Spaniard.
One of the strongest Australian teams at the Paris Olympics will be on the tennis courts with a nine-player contingent set to go for gold.
A former Wimbledon semi-finalist has backed Alex de Minaur to achieve his best finish yet despite a shock loss last week.
She was denied her first title but after making the final on grass in Birmingham, Ajla Tomljanovic was given a Wimbledon reward.
For the first time since she won Wimbledon in 2021, Ash Barty will be back on the grass courts in London.
A series of wins by Australians on the grass courts of England are building hopes of a strong Wimbledon campaign.
A winner at his last start, Alex de Minaur couldn’t defend the points at Queen’s, which could impact his ranking and Wimbledon seeding.
A cup of tea, cucumber sandwiches, a shirt too small and some joshing from his sassy girlfriend was Alex de Minaur’s day ahead of the Queen’s Club competition in London.
A win on grass in the Netherlands has given Alex de Minaur a career-high ranking and special confidence heading to Wimbledon.
Rafael Nadal’s record-breaking French Open career came to its likely end as he crashed out in the first round in straight sets.
Alex de Minaur has experienced the spotlight at his home grand slam, but the Australian No.1 could scarcely believe the new level of interest from his relationship with British No.1 Katie Boulter.
Former Aussie tennis players remain confident that Alex de Minaur has what it takes to win a grand slam, but maybe there’s one particular tournament that suits him best.
There’s enough bad blood between Ajla Tomljanovic and Jelena Ostapenko for a Taylor Swift song. They clash at the Australian Open on Thursday.
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