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Emma Raducanu enters the Australian Open with dreams of achieving another Grand Slam miracle. Can the teen sensation back up her US Open triumph with victory in Melbourne?

Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray lead the British interest before the start of an Australian Open still clouded by the Novak Djokovic controversy.

As world No. 1 Novak Djokovic awaits his visa fate, a number of his peers have spoken about the unusual situation in which the 20-time Grand Slam champion finds himself.

Rafael Nadal says the Australian Open will be "great" with or without Novak Djokovic as the world number one's visa drama remains unresolved.

Novak Djokovic's effort to play in the Australian Open despite being unvaccinated for COVID-19 moved to a higher court Saturday.

Chris Evert has been diagnosed with stage 1C ovarian cancer. It was discovered following a preventive hysterectomy, and she has begun chemotherapy treatments. Here, Evert shares her story and the important advice she wan...

Nick Kyrgios has backed the Serb but many others resent his refusal to be vaccinated and his conduct in Australia It is 12 days (as of Sunday) since Novak Djokovic announced he would be flying to Australia, having been g...

There's the whole Novak Djokovic visa saga, Naomi Osaka and Rafa Nadal are back, and eyes will be on Emma Raducanu. The 2022 Australian Open is set to be an exciting two weeks, to say the least.

Andy Murray has missed out on his first title in three years as clinical Russian Aslan Karatsev took out the Sydney Tennis Classic title on Saturday night.

Emma Raducanu poked fun at the hyperbole around her in a pointed advert on the eve of the Australian Open and now she hopes her tennis can do the talking at Melbourne Park.

Madison Keys defeated fellow American Alison Riske 6-1, 6-2 in the Adelaide final on Saturday to capture her first title since 2019.

Novak Djokovic's long-time doctor Igor Cetojevic has blasted Australia and its strict border policies, labelling it "absurd" that his man is seen as a public health risk despite being "super healthy."

The Australian Open is more important than a single player and will be a great tournament "with or without" Novak Djokovic, according to Rafael Nadal.