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Ukraine's Lesia Tsurenko Withdraws From Match Against Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka

Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus reached the fourth round at Indian Wells by walkover on Sunday as Ukrainian qualifier Lesia Tsurenko pulled out of their scheduled match. Organizers said Tsurenko cited "personal reasons" for yet another withdrawal. No further details were given, and there was no indication that the Russian invasion of Ukraine last year -- which has resulted in Russian and Belarussian tennis players from being barred from competing under their national flags -- was a factor.

Aruna qualifies for round of 32 at WTT Singapore Smash

Aruna Quadri. Photo: WIKIPEDIA

Indian Wells sets single day attendance record

INDIAN WELLS, California : Tennis fans showed up in record numbers to the Indian Wells Tennis Garden on Saturday, three years after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the tournament.

Top seeds Alcaraz, Swiatek start strong at Indian Wells

Top seeds Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek raced into the third round of the Indian Wells WTA and ATP Masters 1000 without wasting a minute on Saturday.

'Not done yet': Ski racing wins leader Mikaela Shiffrin continues quest for records

Does getting a record 87th World Cup win make Mikaela Shiffrin the greatest ski racer of all time?

Rafael Nadal shares injury recovery update on social media in preparation for clay court season

Rafael Nadal has stepped up his recovery from a lengthy injury and shared footage on social media of himself hitting on a tennis court again. The 22-time Grand Slam champion picked up a hip injury in his defeat to Mackenzie McDonald at the Australian Open in January and was initially expected to be out for six to eight weeks. Ad However, the Spaniard withdrew from Indian Wells and the Miami Open this month because of the issue.

Ons Jabeur 'keeps fighting' to mark return from injury with victory at Indian Wells

Ons Jabeur marked her return from injury with a hard-fought victory over Magdalena Frech to book her place in the Indian Wells third round.

Emma Raducanu refuses to discuss her chat with a physio at Indian Wells, feels 'pretty good' about her tennis

Great Britain’s Emma Raducanu insists she is “feeling good” about her tennis, despite calling on a trainer during her 7-6(3) 6-2 win over Poland's Magda Linette. Raducanu’s participation at Indian Wells was in major doubt as she has been contending with a wrist injury and a bout of tonsillitis which meant she had not been able to compete on the WTA tour since the Australian Open in January. Ad At 6-5 up in the first set of her match against Linette, the British No.

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Ukraine's Lesia Tsurenko Withdraws From Match Against Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka

Aruna qualifies for round of 32 at WTT Singapore Smash

Indian Wells sets single day attendance record

Top seeds Alcaraz, Swiatek start strong at Indian Wells

'Not done yet': Ski racing wins leader Mikaela Shiffrin continues quest for records

Rafael Nadal shares injury recovery update on social media in preparation for clay court season

Ons Jabeur 'keeps fighting' to mark return from injury with victory at Indian Wells

Emma Raducanu refuses to discuss her chat with a physio at Indian Wells, feels 'pretty good' about her tennis