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Osaka wants Alcaraz’s forehand, gets nod from Murray It was a heartwarming exchange between two former world No.1s that caught the eye of tennis fans on Twitter on Wednesday. Ad/> During Naomi Osaka’s 65-minute straight-sets win over Madison Brengle in the second round, Andy Murray had this to say about the Japanese star’s game.
Women's tennis stars have called for more information on Chinese player Peng Shuai's wellbeing.
Andy Murray and Naomi Osaka are feeling the love from each other at the Australian Open. Murray, who is set to play his second-round match against Taro Daniel on Thursday, was seemingly watching Osaka face Madison Brengle on his day off. Ad/> Osaka looked very impressive in a 6-0 opening set and Murray asked on Twitter: “Anyone hit the ball cleaner from the baseline than Naomi Osaka?” Australian Open'Trust your instincts' — Konta on Raducanu's Australian Open hopes25 MINUTES AGO Murray hit back at one reply which said “pretty much all male tennis players” by commenting: “This is not true”.
The Australian Open has been making global headlines even before the players have stepped onto the court.
Naomi Osaka dropped out of the world's top 10 on Monday for the first time since winning the 2018 US Open title as she continues to take a break from tennis.
Ash Barty's Australian Open campaign is gathering momentum, with the world number one easily accounting for Italian qualifier Lucia Bronzetti in the second round at Melbourne Park.
Defending Australian Open champion Naomi Osaka has shown signs of her best form in a 6-0, 6-4 defeat of American Madison Brengle on Rod Laver Arena.
MELBOURNE, Australia — For the first set, Naomi Osaka's rediscovered love of the game meant it was anything but fun for Madison Brengle in the second round of the Australian Open.