Andy Murray looks to be cruising his way to the Mutua Madrid Open title – that is the ‘virtual’ version being played on PlayStation Tennis...
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Capetown | Hewitt released on parole
Bob Hewitt has been granted parole and walked out of prison last Friday only to find himself self-isolated by the restrictions brought in by the Government fighting the...
London | Thiem sticks to his guns
Dominic Thiem has come under fire for refusing to contribute to a fund set up to assist lower-ranked players struggling financially because of the coronavirus...
London | Murray cautions against a quick return
The tennis governing bodies including the Grand Slams, are no doubt, struggling to find a way out of the pandemic once the various restrictions countries are imposing on...
Madrid | Murray trounces Nadal
Day Two of the Mutua Madrid Virtual Open saw Andy Murray emerge as a hot favourite to claim the title as he qualified for the quarter-finals following his overwhelming...
Los Angeles | US Tennis Channel to launch international streaming service
As fans, eager to watch some on-court action, struggle to tune in to the virtual Madrid Matua Open this week, the Tennis Channel, an American sports-oriented digital cable...
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Wimbledon | Murray clears tricky first round
Twice champion Andy Murray cruised into the second round of Wimbledon and declared: "I'm ready for a good run."
Wimbledon | Tennis Shorts – Barty gives birth, Raducanu drops in, and more…
In and around the courts... Wimbledon Diary
Wimbledon | Kenin knocks-out Gauff, as Svitolina sweeps past injured Williams
Late on Day 1, former Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin upset her compatriot, 7th-seeded Coco Gauff, while Elina Svitolina ended Venus Williams’ hopes of a deep run at The Championships, both in dramatic fashion.
Wimbledon | Burrage charges into round 2
British No 2 Jodie Burrage scored an impressive straight sets win over American Caty McNally on the opening day of Wimbledon, but both Harriet Dart and Katie Swan were eliminated in their 1st-round matches by Dianne Parry and Belinda Bencic respectively.
Wimbledon | Murray is more than ready
Andy Murray reckons he "feels good" after celebrating the tenth anniversary of his first Wimbledon triumph by practising with defending champion Novak Djokovic, the player he defeated in the final to end a 77-year wait for a British champion.