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Updates from day seven at Melbourne Park Pliskova v Keys, then Spizzirri v Sinner on Rod Laver Arena Any thoughts? Get in touch with an emailWhat all that means for todays competitors is one hell of a slog, with the thre...

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There was drama aplenty on middle Saturday at the Australian Open with extreme heat causing major delays, Naomi Osaka withdrawing from the tournament, and Novak Djokovic coming inches away from being defaulted.

Though the Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner rivalry is thrilling, tennis correspondent Russell Fuller ponders whether it could make Grand Slams boring.

Australian beats Frances Tiafoe 6-3, 6-4, 7-5Bublik defeats Etcheverry in straight setsAlex de Minaur has a date with his own nemesis. The Australian defeated Frances Tiafoe in a spectacular three sets on Friday night, 6...

Gigi, Russell and Dan Kiernan round up day six of the Australian Open.

Britain is one of the richest tennis nations in the world but once again its singles players have not reached the second week at a Grand Slam.

All the drama from the first grand slam of the year at Melbourne Park featuring Alex de Minaur, Aryna Sabalenka, Naomi Osaka, Jannik Sinner and the Special KsRead more Australian Open coverage

Theres nothing more iconic at the Australian Open than the ballkids, and as a child Guardian Australias Matilda Boseley dreamed of becoming one. Now, as an adult, that dream has 'come true' - with Australian Open...

Sabalenka and Swiatek are the Australian Open favorites - but each is likely relieved that her American rival is on the other side of the draw.

Zverev wins 7-5, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 to reach fourth roundGrit, discipline and spirit not enough for NorrieCameron Norrie did what he could. Rather than easing into a long best-of-five-sets match, he played at full throttle fr...

Croatian tennis player Jana Fett has been provisionally suspended after testing positive for "three prohibited substances," the International Tennis Integrity Agency said.

Yulia Putintseva drowned out a hostile crowd by dancing in front of them following her win against Zeynep Sonmez at the Australian Open.

Carlos Alcaraz and Corentin Moutet produce a series of brilliant rallies during their Australian Open third-round match as the Spaniard eases to an entertaining straight-sets victory.

The Australian Open has brought forward Saturday's order of play as part of plans to cope with temperatures of 40C in Melbourne.

Carlos Alcaraz and Corentin Moutet thrilled the Australian Open crowd with underarm serves, tweeners and a lot of drop shots!

Yulia Putintseva turns to a song about rabbits to drown out the "disrespectful" crowd during her Australian Open third-round match.

Updates from the evening session at Melbourne Park Mboko sets up Sabalenka clash after win | Mail KatyNorrie and Zverev are going through the pre-match formalities. The umpire tells the players to smile big for the camer...

Corentin Moutet kept Carlos Alcaraz on his toes with a variety of shots, but Alcaraz cruised to a 6-2, 6-4, 6-1 win in their third-round Australian Open match.

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Alex de Minaur has become the first local man since John Newcombe to make the fourth round of the Australian Open five years in a row.

British top seeds Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool suffer a shock second-round loss to wildcards James McCabe and Li Tu in the Australian Open men's doubles.