Caroline Wozniacki proved too consistent for Sloane Stephens and required just 80-minutes to dispatch the resurgent American 6-2 6-3 to reach...
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French Open | Luck favours the brave as Halep comes back
Simona Halep, one of this year’s title favourites, produced an incredible fightback to reach the semifinals of the French Open, recovering from 1-5 down in the second set to...
Zverev comes of age
Both the title favourites on the day, suffered unexpected defeats in their respective Rome finals. The first upset saw Simona Halep beaten by the in-form Elina Svitolina for...
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Melbourne | Osaka a likely AO no-show as Jabeur joins her agency, Evolve
Australian Open officials are ‘quietly resigned’ to two-time champion Naomi Osaka missing this year’s event, which starts in 10 days time, as the former World No 1 is still overseas, although her name remains on the entry list.
Adelaide | It’s Jabeur against Noskova, and Sabalenka versus Begu in the semi-finals
Top seeds Ons Jabeur and Aryna Sabalenka made it into the semi-finals of the WTA 500 Adelaide International 1 on Friday, where they will meet Linda Noskova and Irina-Camelia Begu respectively.
Auckland | Gauff rolls into Last 4
Top seed Coco Gauff rolled into the semi-finals of the ASB Classic in Auckland with a 6-3 6-2 win over China’s Zhu Lin, and she next will take on 7th-seeded Danka Kovinic, who cruised past Viktoria Kuzmova by the same score.
Brisbane | Barty is pregnant
Just one year short of winning the Australian Open, Ash Barty has announced that she and husband, Garry Kissick, are expecting a child.
Auckland | Raducanu blames slick court for ankle injury
Emma Raducanu blames the organisation of the ASB Classic in Auckland for the freak injury that forced her to withdraw from her match against Viktoria Kuzmova on Thursday, after their Last 16 match was sent indoors because of persistent rain.