The Davis Cup favourites, Daniil Medvedev and Andrey Rublev, representing the Russian Tennis Federation rather than their country as it is...
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Croatia knock Serbia out
Novak Djokovic’s dream of leading Serbia to a second Davis Cup title was shattered on Friday when neighbours, Croatia, twice former campions, knocked them out of this...
The RFT slip into the DC semis
Daniil Medvedev and Andrey Rublev as expected, led the Russian Tennis Federation – Russia itself has been banned from international competition for state doping – to the...
Djokovic pulls Serbia through to semis
Serbia reached the reformatted Davis Cup semi-finals in Madrid with a 2-1 victory over Kazakhstan after the world No.1 Novak Djokovic came to the team’s...
Germany squeeze past Britain to reach Madrid.
In the second of the Davis Cup quarterfinals Germany upset Great Britain, squeezing past the favourites in Innsbruk 2-1 to make the Madrid semi-finals later in the...
Croats down Italy and first into Madrid semis
Despite playing in a packed auditorium baying them on, Italy fell to Croatia in the first of this year’s quarter-final ties being played out in Turin, to progress to the...
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Wimbledon | Cornet snaps Swiatek streak, Tomjlanovic next
The record run is over. After 37 matches won, Iga Swiatek has lost, to giant-killing Alizé Cornet, who took her out on a day of shocks, 6-4 6-2, on the World No 1 on No 1 Court at Wimbledon, while others to fall on Saturday included Coco Gauff, Barbora Krejcikova and...
Wimbledon | Kyrgios alleges Tstsipas was at fault
Nick Kyrgios has taken his gloves off and refuted accusations by Stefanos Tsitsipas that he was “a bully” and had “a very evil side to him”
Wimbledon | Kyrgios’s tactics questioned as he beats Tsitsipas
Where do you start? Both players could and perhaps should have been defaulted? Perhaps umpire Damien Dumusois should have worn ear-muffs at the changeovers? Perhaps it could be argued it brought the game into disrepute? But it was compelling entertaining theatre from...
Wimbledon | Nadal marches on
There were no fireworks during Rafa Nadal’s comprehensive demolition of Lorenzo Sonego who was attempting to derail the Spaniard’s inexorable progress towards his third Wimbledon title, but a difference of opinion marred the end of the match.
Wimbledon | Norrie grateful for the crowd support
Cameron Norrie has pledged to put friendship aside when he takes on pal Tommy Paul for a place in the Wimbledon quarter-finals on the first permanent Middle Sunday of play in the world’s most famous and respected tournament.