AO women’s Day 4
Title rivals tumbled in second-round shocks on Thursday at the Australian Open, with third seed Garbine Muguruza and No. 6 Anette Kontaveit sent packing. Spain’s
Good Evans, but it’s all over for Watson
British No.2 Dan Evans had a walkover into round three of the Australian Open on Thursday when opponent Arthur Rinderknech withdrew with a wrist injury.
Australian Open day four schedule and matches to watch
This is a list of the matches worth watching on day four of the Australian Open, and the times they are being held. Today the
Three out of six brits in the second round
Day two of the Australian Open saw six of the seven British players in the main draw play a match. Andy Murray (WC) defeated Nikoloz
Bad light halts Svitolina in Tenerife
Bad light stopped play at the Tenerife Ladies Open as top seed Elina Svitolina and opponent Maria Camila Osorio Serrano were forced to finish their
Stephens sees off Watson in Indian Wells opener
Sloane Stephens dug deep to beat Brit Heather Watson 6-7 (5), 7-5, 6-1 on Wednesday in the opening match at the Indian Wells Open. Watson hit seven aces
Boulter fails to join Raducanu and Watson in Indian Wells
Katie Boulter has failed to join fellow Brits Emma Raducanu and Heather Watson at Indian Wells after losing to American teenager Reese Brantmeier 5-7,2-6 in
Konta injury crisis leaves Briton on the sidelines
The injury hard luck which has haunted Johanna Konta for much of the season, will keep the former British No. 1 out of the autumn American
Swiatek wins, Watson loses in Tokyo openers
Iga Swiatek breezed through her first round women’s singles match any the Tokyo Olympics, beating Germany’s Mona Barthel 6-2 6-2. Swiatek was near faultless in
