Naomi Osaka, Iga Świątek: Five players who could win Indian Wells
Indian Wells, often known as the “fifth Grand Slam”, gets underway on Wednesday and will run until March 20th.
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Maria Sakkari only climber in WTA top 20
Maria Sakkari was the only climber in the top 20 of the WTA rankings released on Monday, climbing one place to No. 6 and exchanging places with Spaniard Paula Badosa. No.
Emma Raducanu appears to have recovered from hip injury as she trains for Indian Wells
Emma Raducanu looks to have recovered from an injury which forced her to withdraw from the Monterrey Open last month.
Emma Raducanu appears to have recovered from injury as she trains for Indian Wells
Emma Raducanu looks to have recovered from an injury which forced her to withdraw from the Monterrey Open last month.
Dominic Thiem withdraws from Indian Wells, Miami Open but plans to return to the tour for the clay court season
Dominic Thiem has withdrawn from the upcoming Indian Wells and the Miami Open tournaments this month in order to prepare for the clay court season. The Austrian has been out since June 2021 after sustaining a tear in his right wrist at a grass event in Mallorca, Spain. Ad/> The former world No.
Nick Kyrgios: Australian maverick set for Sunshine Double after receiving Indian Wells and Miami wildcards
Nick Kyrgios will make his return to tennis this week after being handed a wildcard entry for the BNP Paribas Open while he will also compete at the Miami Open.
Ukraine's Yastremska loses Lyon final, week after escaping Russian bombs
Ukraine's Dayana Yastremska fell agonisingly short of a dream WTA title in Lyon on Sunday, a week after escaping Russian bomb attacks on her home city of Odesa, but pledged to donate her prize money to support her besieged compatriots.
Ukraine's Dayana Yastremska loses Lyon final, week after escaping Russian bombs
Dayana Yastremska fell agonisingly short of a dream WTA title in Lyon on Sunday, a week after escaping Russian bomb attacks on her home city of Odessa, but pledged to donate her prize money to support her besieged compatriots. World number 140 Yastremska, who draped the Ukraine flag around her shoulders at every match this week, went down 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 to 64th-ranked Zhang Shuai of China in the final. "The prize money I earn here (14,500 euros for the runner-up), I'm going to give to the Ukrainian Foundation to support Ukraine," the tearful 21-year-old told the crowd.