The world No. 1 spoke on designing the tiger seen on her tennis sneakers ahead of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.

The mining magnate will not be able to support candidates under the United Australia Party banner but still plans to bankroll “independent” Senate campaigns.

Nike might have swept the podium with champions Jannik Sinner and Madison Keys, but it wasn’t just the big names that made waves in Melbourne.

American tennis star Madison Keys was dialed in down under at the Australian Open, and for the first time ... After a ruthless 2-hour and 2-minute battle on the court, which began with Keys ...

Advertisement The Australian Open also doesn’t treat tennis like a fragile museum piece ... rather than in a box above the court and in the stands, where they had to lean over to chat with ...

Today, it houses all-court terminators like Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swaitek, prohibitively great, generational players. Along with Coco Gauff and Qinwen Zheng, the Women’s Tennis Association’s ...

Sinner, 23, now has won 21 consecutive matches at hard-court majors ... the match for helping him prepare to win another Australian Open. “To my team, what can I say. We worked a lot to ...

MELBOURNE, Australia -- There was an air of confidence surrounding Jannik Sinner as he marched out to Rod Laver Arena for Sunday's Australian Open ... hard court. It also confirmed that tennis ...

Jannik Sinner cemented his current stranglehold on men's tennis as he sealed a second consecutive Australian Open title with victory ... As well as a 21st-consecutive hard-court win at Grand ...

World No. 1 Jannik Sinner will take aim at his second consecutive Australian Open title when he faces No. 2 Alexander Zverev on Sunday morning. Sinner won both hard-court Grand Slam titles last ...

Facing Jannik Sinner at a hard-court grand slam is currently perhaps the most daunting prospect in men’s tennis. The Italian hasn’t suffered defeat at either the Australian Open or US Open ...

The Australian firebrand warned afterwards ... struggled to watch a second of live tennis. Queues sprawled almost 100m from the doors to court 3 as French showman Gael Monfils began his tournament ...