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Stranded in the UAE: Cruz Hewitt.

Lleyton Hewitt’s son among 50 tennis players ‘stuck in a war zone’

Lleyton Hewitt’s son Cruz is among dozens of tennis players stranded in the United Arab Emirates after a second-tier Challenger event was cancelled on Tuesday morning.

  • Simon Briggs and Tom Cary

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Craig Tiley announced on Wednesday that he will leave Tennis Australia.

‘You’ve got two jobs’: The priorities for Tiley’s successor at Tennis Australia

Tiley will remain in his current role for the next few months and be part of the process to find his successor.

  • Marc McGowan and Scott Spits
Alex de Minaur is one of the Australians competing in Mexico.

How Mexican cartel violence could impact Demon, Aussie players

Alex de Minaur and a group of fellow Australian players will continue their Acapulco title pursuit this week despite ongoing violence across Mexico after the death of an infamous drug lord.

  • Marc McGowan
Alex de Minaur won his 11th ATP Tour title at the Rotterdam Open.

No Sinner. No Alcaraz. No worries, as de Minaur finally claims Rotterdam trophy

Australia’s torch-bearer scored an early birthday present with his triumph in the Netherlands, a singles title to match the one his bride-to-be won in Ostrava just a week earlier.

  • Marc McGowan
Should a statue of 10-time Australian Open winner Novak Djokovic be erected at Melbourne Park?

The King of Melbourne: Is it time to give Novak Djokovic a statue?

Novak Djokovic has broken every tennis record that matters, and is a 10-time champion in Melbourne. But he also polarises fans.

  • Marc McGowan and Danny Russell
Novak Djokovic.

Djokovic fires up ahead of Sinner blockbuster; Musetti retires hurt a set from glory

Jannik Sinner has absolute respect for the 24-time grand slam-winning legend, but Novak Djokovic isn’t ready to be memorialised just yet.

  • Marc McGowan and Scott Spits
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Alex De Minaur’s next challenge is getting comfortable where he is uncomfortable right now.

Alcaraz had a frank assessment of Demon’s biggest weakness. This is what he said

Alex de Minaur played bigger and more fearlessly than ever before, and broke world No.1 Carlos Alcaraz’s serve twice in the opening set. Yet, the result was the same.

  • Marc McGowan
Learner Tien talks to his coaching staff during his quarter-final match

‘Don’t show him what you’re doing’: How on-court pods almost helped Learner upset the No.3

Down a set against world No.3 Alexander Zverev, American sensation Learner Tien looked exhausted and unsure. Then his coach spoke up.

  • Hannah Kennelly
Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece reacts during his second round match against Tomas Machac of the Czech Republic at the Australian Open tennis championship in Melbourne, Australia, Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026. (AP Photo/Dar Yasin)

Death stares and dirty laundry: This tennis revolution made the hissy-fit problem worse

France’s Elsa Jacquemot made conspiratorial accusations against her coach on court in front of everyone. He refused to take any more of it.

  • Jo Stubbings
Alex de Minaur is into his second straight Australian Open quarter-final.

Reckon Demon doesn’t have the weapons to beat the best? Think again

No matter what Alex de Minaur achieves, there are always critics ready to place limits on him. That needs to stop.

  • Marc McGowan