Novak Djokovic news: World No 1’s comeback tournament revealed following Australian Open fiasco
Novak Djokovic is set to make his long-awaited return to competitive tennis in February following his controversial absence from the Australian Open.
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Ash Barty's coach confident world number one can still improve at Australian Open
Ash Barty's coach Craig Tyzzer says the world number one still has room for improvement ahead of her appearance in the Australian Open semifinals.
Rafter always a big believer in Barty's hardcourt brilliance
MELBOURNE : Former Australian world number one Pat Rafter said Ash Barty's game is tailor made for grass but he has always believed the Wimbledon champion would prosper on a fast-paced hard court.
Djokovic set to return at Dubai Tennis Championships
Novak Djokovic is set to return to action at next month's ATP Tour event in Dubai.
'He’s an absolute k***' - Nick Kyrgios has maturity of a '10-year-old' says fellow pro at Australian Open
Nick Kyrgios is «an absolute k***» and has the maturity of a «10-year-old», according to a fellow pro at the Australian Open after his latest doubles «circus». It is fair to say that doubles player Michael Venus is not a fan of the home favourite and the antics which have helped to make him so wildly popular at Melbourne Park and beyond. Ad/> Venus and his partner, Tim Putz, lost a thrilling three-set doubles match to Kyrgios and the Australian's friend and compatriot, Thanasi Kokkinakis, 5-7, 6-3, 3-6.
Iga Swiatek fights to set up Australian Open semi-final against Danielle Collins
Iga Swiatek showed her fighting spirit again at the Australian Open to defeat Kaia Kanepi and set up a semi-final against Danielle Collins.
Boy smashed in stomach by Nick Kyrgios' tennis ball breaks his silence
The youngster who copped an accidental tennis ball to the stomach from Nick Kyrgios at the Australian Open has revealed it was 'quite a shock'.
Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott excited ahead of retirement match at Melbourne Park
Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott says he will still «go out on a high» regardless of the result in his final match before he retires from tennis.