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Tiley says not resigning, denies Tennis Australia paying Djokovic legal fees
MELBOURNE: Embattled Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley said on Thursday (Jan 20) he would not be resigning over the Novak Djokovic saga and denied Tennis Australia were paying the Serbian's legal and travel expenses.
Sydney to host two T20s in revised Sri Lanka series schedule
Australia's five-match Twenty20 series against Sri Lanka will be played in Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne after the cricket board (CA) moved games out of Queensland and South Australia to reduce travel in light of rising COVID-19 cases.
No forced labour involved in Beijing Games outfits, says IOC
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) said no forced labour was involved in the production of uniforms for the Beijing Winter Games following concerns from US lawmakers.
Tsitsipas toils past Baez to seal third-round spot in Melbourne
MELBOURNE : World number four Stefanos Tsitsipas was made to work hard by Sebastian Baez on Thursday before raising his game to beat the upcoming Argentinian 7-6(1) 6-7(5) 6-3 6-4 and reach the third round of the Australian Open.
O'Connell thanks coach Matosevic after reaching third round
MELBOURNE : Wildcard entrant Chris O'Connell credited coach Marinko Matosevic for his run to the third round of the Australian Open on Thursday after the world number 175 toppled 13th seed Diego Schwartzman.
US surfing star Slater can't compete in Australia without vaccination, says health minister
American surfing great Kelly Slater will not be allowed to compete in upcoming events in Australia if he doesn't get vaccinated against COVID-19, Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt said on Thursday (Jan 20).
'They're here to watch us, not you!' - Nick Kyrgios in foul-mouthed rants on towels, clock at Australian Open
It would not be an Australian Open without some kind of complaint from Nick Kyrgios about towels, the shot clock or something similar to an umpire. After seeing his serve broken for the first time in the tournament against «heavy favourite» for the men's singles title, Daniil Medvedev, the Australian decided to express his displeasure in the form of a good old-fashioned towel rant. Ad/> At 2-3 down to the Russian in the opening set, Kyrgios found himself already a tad hot under the collar as he remonstrated about the lack of towels at the back of the court during the early stages of the match.