Rafa Nadal has reached the third round in Melbourne and is on track for his 21st grand slam title which he would achieve if he retains his current form to captures his second in Australia.

The #WhereIsPengShuai campaign was pushed into the background by the Novak Djokovic visa affair Down Under, but several top players are bringing their concerns to bring the issues into the spotlight again at the Australian Open.

Australian Open defending champion Naomi Osaka produced a composed defeat of American Madison Brengle on Wednesday night to move a step closer to a blockbuster clash with top seed Ash Barty, while Maria Sakkari also advanced with a convincing win over young Chinese...

Home favourite Ash Barty breezed into round 3 at the Australian Open in Melbourne on Wednesday, overwhelming Lucia Bronzetti on Rod Laver Arena, and she next faces another Italian in Camila Giorgi, while Barbora Krejcikova and Paula Badosa also advanced, but Amanda...

Aryna Sabalenka, the No 2 seed at the Australian Open, seems to have found her mojo again, coming from a set and a break down to beat Storm Sanders, while Kaia Kanepi upset former AO champion Angelique Kerber and Tamara Zidansek and Ana Konjuh also won through to...

The second day at the Australian Open saw the reigning US Open champion Daniil Medvedev open his account as did the five-time Melbourne Andy Murray who turned back the clock to score another epic five-set victory in what proved to be an action packed day.

Fans held their breath as reigning US Open champion Emma Raducanu took to Margaret Court Arena on Tuesday night against former US Open title holder Sloane Stephens, and then let it out as the British teenager stormed through the first set, looking every inch the...

Garbiñe Muguruza opened her Australian Open campaign with a scrappy win over Clara Burel early on Tuesday, while there were mixed fortunes for Britons Heather Watson and Harriet Dart, the former scoring an impressive 3-set win over Mayar Sherif and the latter falling...

Novak Djokovic may well have thought that on landing back in Belgrade following his eviction from Australia, the curtain would have fallen on the events of the past fortnight.

The Australian Open finally emerged from the dominating and tiring subject of Novak Djokovic’s presence in the country resulting in his physical deportation yesterday.