Nadal set for Berrettini semi-final | Happiness won't depend on records
As Rafael Nadal prepares for his seventh Australian Open semi-final, he says his love of the game is a great driver and not the pursuit of overall records.
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British tennis star reveals success of Emma Raducanu had 'no bearing' on her retirement
Johanna Konta has revealed Emma Raducanu’s success at the US Open did not have "any bearing" on her decision to retire.
‘Pieces of the puzzle’ - Ashleigh Barty reveals how mindset coach helped her reach Australian Open final
Ashleigh Barty has revealed how working with her mindset coach Ben Crowe has helped her to reach the Australian Open final. The world No. 1 beat Madison Keys 6-1, 6-3 in their semi-final on Rod Laver Arena, powering past her opponent thanks to her thunderous service game and a succession of unstoppable winners.
Australian Open 2022 - Ashleigh Barty looks to become first Australian player to win home tournament in 44 years
Ashleigh Barty walked to the microphone on the court at Rod Laver Arena on Thursday at the Australian Open with the slightest hint of emotion on her face. But when Jim Courier, the on-court interviewer, announced just exactly what she had done, she couldn't help but smile.
Runar Hauge to Hibs: Bodo/Glimt winger flies in to complete move as Norwegian link explained
Runar Hauge is about to become Hibs latest signing of the transfer window.
Roger Federer: John McEnroe says it would be 'unbelievable' if 20-time Grand Slam champion could win again
John McEnroe thinks it would be “unbelievable” if Roger Federer could return to his highest level again – but does not want to see him on tour playing at “80 per cent”. Federer, 40, returned from a lengthy lay-off in March last year but only played 13 matches before shutting down his season. Ad/> He has since undergone another knee surgery and has suggested he will not be ready to return in time for Wimbledon this year.
Novak Djokovic's future as world No 1 thrown into peril as star has 'problem'
The tennis ace's attempts to circumvent Australia's strict COVID-19 rules came to an end earlier this month when a court unanimously dismissed his challenge of a government minister's decision to cancel his visa. Djokovic said he was "extremely disappointed" by the ruling, but respected it. Three Federal Court judges upheld a decision made by immigration minister Alex Hawke to cancel the Serbian's visa on public interest grounds, because he is not vaccinated.
Wayne Rooney handed Derby reprieve after 'stay of execution' is granted by EFL
Ralf Rangnick discusses future of Jesse Lingard ahead of West Ham fixture