Spirited Kyrgios downed by Dimitrov
Nick Kyrgios has been beaten in four sets by world number three Gregor Dimitrov.
Tennis
'I have a vision now: I want to be better': Kyrgios
After exiting the Australian Open, Nick Kyrgios says he has a clear vision for what he wants from tennis.
Cilic advances to quarter-finals with high hopes
Big-serving sixth seed recorded his 100th win at grand slam events by beating 10th-seeded Spaniard Pablo Carreno Busta.
In tennis, the backwards cap makes no sense - nevertheless, it persists
Australia's Lleyton Hewitt made the backwards cap definitively a thing in tennis, members of the new wave have acquired the taste, too.
Hewitt, Groth doubles run continues at Australian Open
Veterans Sam Groth and Lleyton Hewitt have breezed into the quarter-finals at the Australian Open, continuing their men's doubles farewell tour with a first-set walkover.
Wozniacki into first Australian Open quarter-final since 2012
Caroline Wozniacki is back. She's back into an Australian Open quarter-final - as deep as she has been since 2012 - and she is back in contention to be the No.1 ranked player in the world.
Four-hour battle readies Nadal for second week
Rafael Nadal will meet sixth-seed Marin Cilic in the quarter-finals, after grinding his way to a four-set victory against dogged 24th seed Diego Schwartzman.
Australian Open 2018: Behind the scenes of the players' cafeteria
Hidden in one of the many labyrinthine passages underneath Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena lies the players’ cafe.
National Basketball League to take court at Hisense Arena this Open
For years the Australian Open has served up plenty of aces, volleys and rallies but the Cairns Taipans are planning on adding dunks, fast breaks and three pointers to the highlight reels.
Federer maintains imperious touch as he sweeps aside Gasquet
Defending champion Roger Federer has cruised through to the second week of the Australian Open, defeating Frenchman Richard Gasquet in straight sets.
How longer careers are changing pro tennis
Players are lasting longer and veterans are dominating as the professional tennis tour shifts from being a game for young bucks to a game for wily veterans.
Wild Thing to Mild Thing: The change in Kyrgios
Has the Wild Thing turned into the Mild Thing?
Djokovic shrugs off medical time-out to ease into fourth round
Six-time champion Novak Djokovic has struck form to advance to the fourth round of the Australian Open, looking in excellent touch during a straight-sets routing of Spain's Albert Ramos-Vinolas.
Barty over: Ash crashes out of Australian Open
First came the shock change of court, then came the unwanted exit, as Ashleigh Barty's Australian Open campaign was brought to a crashing halt by Japan's Naomi Osaka on Saturday.
Kerber dismantles Sharapova in her quest for the crown
Former Australian Open champion Angelique Kerber sent out a stark warning to the rest of the field that she is back in top form and ready to regain her crown after ruthlessly dismantling another former Australian titlewinner, Maria Sharapova, in a one-sided third-round game on Saturday night.
Chung serves into the sweet spot
Hyeon Chung is from South Korea. He wears glasses while he plays tennis, and has a bottom half that would look more appropriate attached to a retiring Bulgarian weightlifter than a 21-year-old tennis player.
'I'm almost dead': Marathon woman Halep survives epic
No. 1 seed Simona Halep has survived an epic, record-equalling third-round dogfight with little-known American Lauren Davis to advance and stave off the carnage inflicted on the top players in the women's draw.
No small challenge: Nadal ready for tough Argentinean
Rafael Nadal says tennis has become "crazy" in recent years, with more and more players going for a quick kill on court. Nadal, of course, is known for his attritional play, a man at ease with slogging it out from the baseline - a style which has garnered 16 Grand Slam titles.
Nick Kyrgios brushes doubles in title hunt
Nick Kyrgios has withdrawn from the Australian Open men's doubles to save himself for an all-out singles assault at Melbourne Park.
Dimitrov wary of unpredictable Kyrgios ahead of fourth-round
Grigor Dimitrov fears the Nick Kyrgios x-factor as the pair shape up for a fourth-round Australian Open blockbuster on Sunday night.
Nadal hardly raises a sweat to move into fourth round
Rafael Nadal has not dropped a set in the first three rounds and took only 110 minutes to eliminate his third-round opponent Damir Dzumhur
Kyrgios hangs tough to defeat Tsonga in classic
He might not be Saint Nick just yet but the rapidly maturing Nick Kyrgios has handed Australian tennis fans a late Christmas present defeating childhood hero Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in a tense four set match on Rod Laver Arena.
Sharapova to attack Kerber challenge without fear
The mouth watering third round clash on Saturday between Maria Sharapova and Angelique Kerber will tell fans who is closest to returning to their former glory
Grigor Dimitrov into fourth round after beating Andrey Rublev
Grigor Dimitrov wore pink, the couleur du jour, right down to his shoes on Rod Laver Arena today. But while his fashion sense is in synch, his game is not yet of the moment at the Australian Open.
Kyrgios needs a coach, says Agassi
Nick Kyrgios won't fulfil his unheralded talent unless he finds a coach, according to tennis royalty Andre Agassi.
Brit Edmund sweats through to fourth round
When Kyle Edmund sat down in his post match media conference, he could barely talk.
Teenager Marta Kostyuk's dream Open run ends
The dream run of 15-year-old Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk has to an end at the hands of countrywoman and world No.4 Elina Svitolina, who reached the final 16 at Melbourne Park for the first time.
Melbourne's extreme heat bites as mercury topped 40 degrees
Temperatures inside Melbourne Park have begun to drop as the expected cool change slowly filters through the city.
Barty's big plans to go ahead with party
Ashleigh Barty is back where she was last year and simultaneously a world away from where she was a year ago.
Pat Cash and Mats Wilander 30 years on
Back when Victoria had a State Bank, Hawthorn had only six premierships in their kitbag, Steffi Graf was breaking through and Crown Casino was just a thought bubble, Melbourne was about to see the unveiling of one of its prized assets.