Murray suffers new Wimbledon setback
Andy Murray's fractured build-up to Wimbledon continued to raise concern yesterday, when he pulled out of his planned exhibition match at the Hurlingham Club with a sore hip.
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Murray suffers new Wimbledon setback
Andy Murray's fractured build-up to Wimbledon continued to raise concern yesterday, when he pulled out of his planned exhibition match at the Hurlingham Club with a sore hip.
Kokkinakis shines at exhibition event
Thanasi Kokkinakis has continued to improve as he warms up for Wimbledon at The Boodles exhibition event.
'I've got a solution:' No apology from McEnroe to Serena
John McEnroe has refused to apologise for his comments about Serena Williams - and believes men should play against women to settle the argument.
'Respect me': Serena fires back at McEnroe's '700th on men's tour' comments
Serena Williams has asked John McEnroe for "respect" after the seven-times grand slam champion said his fellow American would be ranked "like 700 in the world" if she had to play on the men's circuit.
Roger Federer to return to Hopman Cup
Roger Federer will return to the Hopman Cup in Perth this summer as he prepares to defend his Australian Open title.
McEnroe: Williams would rank 'like 700' if she played men's circuit
The retired great suggested Williams wouldn't stand a chance if she played the men's circuit.
Agassi will stay the distance: Djokovic
Novak Djokovic will have coach Andre Agassi in his corner for as long as required at Wimbledon as the Serb tries to claim back one of his lost grand slam titles.
Tomic into second round at Eastbourne ATP
Bernard Tomic is into the second round of the Eastbourne ATP event after beating Norbert Gombos 7-6 (7-3) 6-3.
Czech lifts title over Barty just 187 days after knife attack
A mere 187 days since having her serving hand sliced open by an -attacker's knife, Petra Kvitova is the first lady of the English lawns once more.
Barty upsets Muguruza to set up final clash with Kvitova in Birmingham
Ashleigh Barty will take on two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova in the final of the Aegon Classic in Birmingham after an upset semi-final win over Spain's Garbine Muguruza
Dan Evans provisionally banned after positive cocaine test
British player Dan Evans has been provisionally suspended after admitting on Friday that he had failed a doping test for cocaine at the Barcelona Open in April.
Jumping the net at the end of the match
After close to 50 tennis grand slams and a handful of Davis Cup deciders, a dozen AFL grand finals, Olympic and Commonwealth Games both home and away, Boxing Day cricket and a score of world championships, including various one-goal netball thrillers, this, for me, is the finish line.
Kokkinakis, Thompson crash out of Queen's Club after upsets
A brutally honest Thanasi Kokkinakis says it will take him a while to recover mentally from his limp display against Danill Medvedev at Queen's Club.
Victoria Azarenka's return cut short at the Mallorca Open
Former world number one Victoria Azarenka's return from maternity leave was cut short by young Croatian Ana Konjuh at the Mallorca Open on Thursday.
Thompson and Kokkinakis' good run at Queen's ends
Thompson shocked world No.1 Andy Murray in the first round, but went down to American Sam Querrey.
Barty, Gavrilova into Birmingham quarters
Australian tennis stars Daria Gavrilova and Ashleigh Barty have both advanced to the quarter-finals of the Aegon Classic in Birmingham with tight wins.
Tomic sent packing from Halle by impressive Gasquet
Bernard Tomic has been sent crashing out of the Halle ATP grasscourt event in Germany by a sweet-swinging Richard Gasquet, 6-3 6-3.
Aussie Jordan Thompson defeats Andy Murray in shock upset
Thompson, a 23-year-old who is ranked No.90, scored a win over the World No.1.
Kyrgios limps out of Queen's, hoping to be ready for Wimbledon
Nick Kyrgios has vowed to be fit for Wimbledon after retiring hurt midway through his Queen's Club first-round clash against American world No.55 Donald Young.
Kyrgios on McEnroe's coaching call: He's dreaming
Nick Kyrgios has a short response for John McEnroe, who's discussed the possibility of coaching him.
Kyrgios relishing a return to grass – and Mum's cooking
Back on grass and happy, world No.20 Nick Kyrgios says he's fit, focused and confident of another strong Wimbledon campaign.
Australian junior's lofty Davis Cup ambitions
He's the son of a former Russian ballroom dancing champion waiting for a call from Australian Davis Cup captain Lleyton Hewitt. No, Alexei Popyrin isn't a household name in Australian tennis just yet.
Stosur out of Wimbledon with hand injury
Former champion Samantha Stosur is in a fight to retain her US Open seeding, with a hand injury further cruelling her grand slam season.
Haas cuts Federer comeback short in Stuttgart
Roger Federer slumped to a shock 2-6 7-6(8) 6-4 loss to German veteran Tommy Haas at the Stuttgart Open in a disappointing comeback after the 18-times grand-slam champion missed the entire claycourt season.
Former tennis player Isaac Frost charged over Anderson fix
A Queensland man has been charged with a sports corruption offence after approaching former Australian Open boys champion Oliver Anderson about fixing a tennis match last year.
Nervy Kokkinakis claims first win of comeback
It's been a long road back from injury but Thanasi Kokkinakis has claimed his first ATP Tour win since August 2015.
Nadal demolishes Wawrinka to win 10th French Open title
As a child prodigy, Rafael Nadal dreamed of winning just one French Open title. Now he has 10.
Dellacqua, Barty lose French Open final
Australian duo easily beaten in straight sets by top-seeded pair Mattek-Sands and Safarova.
'Who dares, wins': Ostapenko powers her way into history
From the carefree way that Jelena Ostapenko smacks a tennis ball, you would think no one was watching.