Konta admits knee injury may affect Aussie challenge
British No.1 Johanna Konta is hoping to overcome a niggling knee injury and be fit to play in the Australian Open next month after revealing
Home is where the heart is
WHAT do you do when you are born in one country of immigrant parents, who then midway through your childhood switch to another country? That
‘Every point counts’ in Thirty30 tennis
According to Mark Milne, Thirty30 is the future of tennis. An abbreviated form of the game where, says Milne, ‘every point counts’. A game Australians
Isner ‘can’t wait’ for ATP Cup debut
A tale of two Americans – one loves it and the other hates what the ATP Cup is all about. The inaugural ATP Cup will
Barty headlines Brisbane International
World No.1 Ash Barty will headline the Brisbane International in January which will boast a field that includes all of the top 3 players in
Where next for the Hopman Cup?
The International Tennis Federation is hunting for a new home for the Hopman Cup. The ITF and Tennis Australia confirmed today they have ended the
End of an era as Hopman Cup is killed off
It’s official – the Hopman Cup is dead. The long awaited news that the Hopman Cup in Perth, Western Australia, has been replaced with a
Swede dreams are made of this
From average player to supercoach. Polish Journalist Tomasz Lorek unravels the story of one of Sweden’s greatest unsung heroes … coach Magnus Norman. A man with
Osaka: There’s more to come
Naomi Osaka may be the new World No.1 but she still feels there’s plenty more to offer – after her stunning victory over Petra Kvitova
From towels to tantrums – Day 8 in Melbourne had it all
Host TV broadcaster Channel 9 may have missed the mysterious towel disappearing act – or the tantrums outside centre court on Day 8 of the