Kyrgios set for Miami favourable draw
Kyrgios will open his campaign in Miami against either Damir Dzumhur or Hyeon Chung - both ranked outside the world top 50.
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Federer completes another chapter in a 'fairytale' season
For a man who has, in his own mind, not yet completed his comeback, Roger Federer is faring rather well.
Ageless Federer takes Indian Wells title
A revived Roger Federer beat fellow Swiss Stan Wawrinka 6-4 7-5 in the BNP Paribas Open final to earn a record-tying fifth Indian Wells title and distinction as the tournament's oldest winner.
Polmans claims claycourt final but coach Peter Luczak the real winner
Marc Polmans has prevailed in the ACT Claycourt International final against Blake Mott in a thriller.
Kyrgios pulls out of Federer clash due to illness
Nick Kyrgios has pulled out of his scheduled clash with Roger Federer at the BNP Paribas Open due to sickness.
Teenager Jasika carving up Canberra's red dirt at ACT Claycourt International
Australian tennis young gun Omar Jasika has been on fire at the ACT Claycourt International this week.
Kyrgios puts 'dark place' - and Djokovic - behind him. Now for Federer
Nick Kyrgios has spoken of emerging from the "dark place" that threatened to engulf his tennis career following his controversial Australian Open loss to Andreas Seppi, his newfound enjoyment for the game manifesting in a second straight sets defeat of Novak Djokovic in the space of a fortnight.
Kyrgios drives Djokovic to distraction with second crushing win
Nick Kyrgios has upstaged Novak Djokovic for the second time in a fortnight to power into the Indian Wells quarter-finals for the first time.
Kyrgios enters horror draw with stunning win at Indian Wells
Nick Kyrgios has outclassed Alexander Zverev in the battle of tennis' next-gen leaders to storm into the fourth round of the Indian Wells Masters.
Stosur, Murray knocked out of Indian Wells
Samantha Stosur has been knocked out of the Indian Wells tennis tournament in California, losing her second-round match against Julia Goerges 6-4, 4-6, 4-6.
Hewitt not happy with mooted Davis Cup change
Lleyton Hewitt is not happy as tennis officials move ever closer to scrapping best-of-five-set matches from Davis Cup.
Canberra hope Morogiannis progresses at ACT Claycourt qualifiers
Canberra teenager Dimitri Morogiannis progressed on day one of the ACT Claycourt International qualifiers.
Frawley gunning for deep run at home after securing wildcard at ACT Claycourt International
The first ACT Claycourt International instalment kicks off on Tuesday with James Frawley securing a wildcard.
Another early exit for Tomic at Indian Wells
Bernard Tomic's woeful run on the ATP Tour continues with the Australian eliminated in straight sets by American wildcard Bjorn Fratangelo in the opening round of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells.
Williams to lose No.1 spot to Kerber after tournament withdrawals
Serena Williams has withdrawn from the Indian Wells Open and the Miami Open, which starts on March 20.
Barty time: Ash reflects on huge night in KL
Ash Barty awoke to a phone full of test messages in Kuala Lumpur on Monday after becoming the first Australian woman not named Sam Stosur to win a WTA singles title in six years, but one from a fellow fisherwoman with whom Barty has formed a close bond was particularly special. Evonne Goolagong Cawley was among the well-wishers; Barty was thrilled.
Barty wins first WTA title at Malaysian Open
Australian qualifier Ashleigh Barty has breezed past Japan's Nao Hibino 6-3 6-2 in a rain-hit Malaysian Open final to win her first WTA singles title in Kuala Lumpur.
Novak Djokovic has lost his edge: former coach
Novak Djokovic has lost the tenacity that enabled him to rule men's tennis for a number of years, former mentor Niki Pilic has said.
Kyrgios goes from big win to big letdown
Nick Kyrgios has fallen short of a berth against Rafael Nadal in the final of the Mexican Open, beaten by American Sam Querrey in Acapulco.
Kyrgios' punchy personality is perfect for the ring
Nick Kyrgios' punchy personality is perfect for the ring. His love of taking down big names and controversy makes the fiery Aussie a natural boxer.
It's been a big week in art ... with Jim Pavlidis
Bloodshed and pestilence weren't the only things in generous supply during the Middle Ages.
Nick Kyrgios defeats Novak Djokovic at Acapulco
Controversial Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios has defeated former world No.1 Novak Djokovic 7-6, 7-5 in the quarter-finals at the Mexico Open.
Resilient Murray saves seven match points in Dubai
Andy Murray has saved a remarkable seven match points before seeing off Philipp Kohlschreiber in a gruelling quarter-final of the Dubai Duty Free Championships.
Tomic should have faced doubles ban after default: Rasheed
Bernard Tomic should have been barred by tournament rules from returning to play a doubles match just two hours after another singles retirement for which he has been widely condemned, according to experienced coach and commentator Roger Rasheed.
Kyrgios through to third round in Acapulco
Nick Kyrgios has moved on from his run-in with the Acapulco crowd to claim a second-round victory over American Donald Young in straight sets.
Federer squanders three match points in loss to Russian qualifier
Roger Federer has squandered three match points in a shock 3-6 7-6 (7) 7-6 (5) second-round loss to Russian qualifier Evgeny Donskoy at the Dubai Tennis Championships.
'I want him to apologise': Fan responds after Kyrgios incident
A group of four tennis fans, who claim they were directly targeted by Nick Kyrgios at the Mexico Open, say they felt threatened by the Australian tennis star and have demanded an apology.
Tomic, Kyrgios find double trouble in Acapulco
Tomic withdrew from his first round citing extreme heat, while Kyrgios had another run-in with a spectator.
Tomic quits because of temperature, returns hours later to play doubles
Bernard Tomic's commitment to tennis is expected to come under the microscope again after the Australian pulled out of his first round match in Acapulco citing "unbearable heat".
'Can I play the winner?' Serena Williams gatecrashes tennis match
Imagine playing a game of tennis with a mate when someone offers to play the winner. Nothing necessarily unusual there, until you look up and see that the owner of the offer is none other than women's world No.1 - and contender for the the title of the sport's greatest ever player - Serena Williams.