Henman joins Team Europe as Noah’s assistant
Tim Henman was named on Tuesday as assistant coach behind Yannick Noah for the Europe side at the Laver Cup. Britain’s four-time Wimbledon semi-finalist has carved
Arch critic Kyrgios slams Sinner verdict
Nick Kyrgios was quick to slam Jannik Sinner settling with the WADA to avoid going to the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne on
Draper delights with breakthrough Open semi-final
Jack Draper destroyed Alex de Minaur 6-3, 7-5, 6-3 on Wednesday to make a stunning debut on the Ashe showcourt, booking a first-ever spot in
Rain stops play in The Desert
Last week’s San Diego champion Katie Boulter suffered a straight sets first round defeat 3-6,2-6 against world No. 106 Camila Giorgi in Indian Wells. Winner
Henman fears next season could mark the end of Murray
Andy Murray’s celebrated career could come to its natural end next season, according to British tennis icon Tim Henman. The former Wimbledon semi-finalist told Eurosport
Wimbledon’s Henman touts reported TV role for Federer
The former player and All England Club board member said that if Federer – who retired from tennis at age 41 last September due to
Bureaucratic chaos erupts off-court at Wimbledon
Tim Henman’s name has been tossed into the mix as outwardly tranquil Wimbledon seethes with intrigue and internal corporate scuffling amid a boardroom exodus and a controversial All
US Open Men’s Day 5
British tennis went nil-for two on Friday as veteran Andy Murray and newcomer Jack Draper both crashed out in the third round of the US Open. Murray’s
Where’s Roger?
AS the world of tennis salivates over a new generation beginning to make their collective marks on the game, some of us from the ‘older’
Raducanu tipped be on Queen’s New Year’s honours list
After winning the US Open this year Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth sent Emma Raducanu a personal message:- “I send my congratulations to you on your