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Australian duo suffer early exit from Queen's main draw

Australian duo suffer early exit from Queen's main draw

Alex Bolt and Chris O'Connell are both out of Queen's, beaten by higher-ranked opponents, but three Australians are yet to play, led by Alex de Minaur.

'A normal human being's life': Demon's crucial reboot

'A normal human being's life': Demon's crucial reboot

'A normal human being's life': Demon's crucial reboot

'A normal human being's life': Demon's crucial reboot

Burnt-out Alex de Minaur has savoured a rare week when he had nothing to do with tennis - and trusts it's been a vital reboot before his Wimbledon assault.

Schoolkate triumph heads Aussies' pre-Wimbledon push

Schoolkate triumph heads Aussies' pre-Wimbledon push

Schoolkate triumph heads Aussies' pre-Wimbledon push

Schoolkate triumph heads Aussies' pre-Wimbledon push

Tristan Schoolkate has won the traditional pre-Wimbledon Ilkley Trophy in England while his fellow Aussie men have also been thriving on the grass courts.

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No Dutch treat for Aussies in grasscourt wipeout

No Dutch treat for Aussies in grasscourt wipeout

Australian hopes of starting the grass-court season in style at the annual pre-Wimbledon event in the Netherlands have been shattered at Rosmalen.

Grass not greener: Aussie tennis men rolled in Rosmalen

Grass not greener: Aussie tennis men rolled in Rosmalen

Alex de Minaur won the pre-Wimbledon grasscourt tournament in Rosmalen last year - but in the champ's absence, the Australian men's 2025 challenge has flopped.

Davis Cup returns to Sydney for crucial qualifying tie

Davis Cup returns to Sydney for crucial qualifying tie

Hoping to make the Final 8 for a fourth straight year, Australia will host Belgium in a Davis Cup qualifying clash in Sydney in September.

One Australian happy as Brit beats Aussie at Queen's

One Australian happy as Brit beats Aussie at Queen's

With her fiance Alex de Minaur watching on British No.1 Katie Boulter has beaten Ajla Tomljanovic as Australian involvement in the revived women's event ends.

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Aussie No.1 falls at first hurdle at revived Queen's

Aussie No.1 falls at first hurdle at revived Queen's

Aussie No.1 falls at first hurdle at revived Queen's

Aussie No.1 falls at first hurdle at revived Queen's

Daria Kasatkina has lost in the first round at Queen's Club, leaving two Australians left to renew a finals streak that stretches back more than 50 years.

Insanity! Was this the greatest tennis match of all?

Insanity! Was this the greatest tennis match of all?

Insanity! Was this the greatest tennis match of all?

Insanity! Was this the greatest tennis match of all?

The superlatives haven't stopped as the tennis world tried to work out where to place Carlos Alcaraz's amazing French Open win in the pantheon.

Epic Alcaraz comeback seals amazing French Open triumph

Epic Alcaraz comeback seals amazing French Open triumph

Epic Alcaraz comeback seals amazing French Open triumph

Epic Alcaraz comeback seals amazing French Open triumph

Carlos Alcaraz has saved three match points to beat Jannik Sinner in five epic sets and successfully defend his French Open crown in one of the great finals.

Jones misses out on French Open girls final dream

Jones misses out on French Open girls final dream

Jones misses out on French Open girls final dream

Jones misses out on French Open girls final dream

Emerson Jones' hopes of becoming Australia's first French Open girls' singles champion since 1968 are over after she lost her semi-final to Lilli Tagger.

Jones turns up the power in French Open double mission

Jones turns up the power in French Open double mission

Jones turns up the power in French Open double mission

Jones turns up the power in French Open double mission

Australia's Emerson Jones, who wants a piece of history and her junior world No.1 ranking back, is through to the French Open girls singles semi-finals.

Jones making mark on clay as she reaches last eight

Jones making mark on clay as she reaches last eight

Jones making mark on clay as she reaches last eight

Jones making mark on clay as she reaches last eight

Australia's Emerson Jones has beaten Spain’s Charo Esquiva Banuls to reach the quarter-finals of the girls’ singles at the French Open.

Musetti survives disqualification row to reach semis

Musetti survives disqualification row to reach semis

Musetti survives disqualification row to reach semis

Musetti survives disqualification row to reach semis

Italy's Lorenzo Musetti will meet Carlos Alcaraz in the French Open semi-finals after he beat Frances Tiafoe but kicked a ball at a line judge.

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Ebden and Peers edged out in Paris thriller

Australian duo Matt Ebden and John Peers have been knocked out of the French Open by Britain's Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski in three gripping sets.

Nick Kyrgios suffers fresh injury setback

Nick Kyrgios's plan to play at the French Open for the first time in eight years was scuppered by injury and now he has had a fresh, costly setback.

'Yes, mate' - Kasatkina happy in Aussie spearhead role

Daria Kasatkina has been inspired by playing for Australia and wonders if she could turn into a green-and-gold late bloomer.

'Didn't know what to do': Brit baffled by Bublik puzzle

Brilliantly barmy Alexander Bublik, who's already knocked out Alex de Minaur, has caused another French Open sensation as Novak Djokovic made it 100 not out.

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Thanks, Australia! Dasha's Paris dream dashed in Paris

New tennis import Daria Kasatkina has thanked her adopted home for its support after her run as the 'last Aussie standing' ended at Roland Garros.

Smelling of roses: world No.361 in sweet French success

Lois Boisson, a French player hitherto most renowned for an opponent complaining that she smelled bad, has pulled off a sweet sensation at Roland Garros.

'Angry' Alcaraz wins mind battle, 100th clay victory

Champion Carlos Alcaraz has dropped another set in his French Open defence - but he's still marched on to the quarter-finals.

Win over Rybakina floods Swiatek with new Paris belief

Iga Swiatek has kept alive her hopes of a fifth French Open crown with a win over Elena Rybakina that flooded the champ with renewed confidence.

Back to drawing board for Popyrin in Paris anti-climax

Alexei Popyrin has been beaten convincingly in straight sets by American Tommy Paul as the Australian men's challenge ended at Roland Garros.

Dasha's pre-match trash talk nothing to do with tennis

French Open rivals Daria Kasatkina and Mirra Andreeva don't care much for each other's media skills, but it's a different matter when it comes to tennis.

Sinner in the most devilish form at Roland Garros

Jannik Sinner has offered a demonstration of rare brilliance at the French Open, allowing Czech Jiri Lehecka just three games in their third-round clash.

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