Britain’s Emma Raducanu joined the exodus of seeds at the French Open on Wednesday after letting a one-set lead go against Aliaksandra Sasnovich, while Karolina Muchova and Daria Saville pulled off upsets in seeing off Maria Sakari and Petra Kvitova.

Cameron Norrie keeps British interest alive in Paris and is on course to record his best run at a Grand Slam championship by matching his previous third round appearances in his pursuit of making the second week at one of the four majors.

Paula Badosa, the No 3 seed, had an easy passage opening her French Open account on Tuesday, while Aryna Sabalenka, seeded 7th, and former champion Simona Halep needed 3 sets to advance at Roland Garros.  

The parties entrenched in the Wimbledon ranking points decision, it seems, are digging in, with players and onlookers flabbergasted that this issue is being blown out of proportion when people are dying in Ukraine, where cities are destroyed, and genocide is being...

The third day of the French Open provided the packed Roland Garros home crowd with a high and an emotional low as they waved Jo-Wilfred Tsonga into retirement following his first-round loss to Casper Ruud.

Emma Raducanu got a monkey off her back on Monday by fighting back from a set down to win her senior debut at the French Open against Czech teenager Linda Noskova, 6-7(4) 7-5 6-1.

Top seed Iga Swiatek sailed through her opening match at the French Open on Monday, but defending champion and No 2 seed Barbora Krejickova was sent packing, as were Naomi Osaka and Anett Kontaveit alongside Heather Watson and Harriet Dart, while Emma Raducanu came...

Success for the two Brits in the men’s draw on the second day of the French Open which was dominated by the first appearances of rivals Novak Djokovic and Rafa Nadal who have dominated Roland Garros for the past decade.

Two big names failed to get out of the starting gate at the French Open on Sunday, with both Ons Jabeur and Garbiñe Muguruza crashing out in the first round at Roland Garros, both stunned by come-backs wins from Magda Linette and Kaia Kanepi respectively.

The return of the crowds to Roland Garros following the two restricted pandemic-hit years, provided the requisite atmosphere to welcome Carlos Alcaraz as one of the favourites to collect this year’s French Open title.