Carsten Ball will be out to impress Davis Cup captain John Fitzgerald and coach Todd Woodbridge when he meets No.21 seed, Spain’s Albert Montanes in the second round of the US Open tonight. more »
Stosur and Rodionova to face off on day threeFed Cup team-mates Samantha Stosur and Anastasia Rodionova are set for an all-Aussie face off in the second round of the US Open. more »
Groth and Alicia Molik in day two actionJarmila Groth will face former champion and No.14 seed Maria Sharapova on Arthur Ashe Stadium tonight at the US Open. more »
A wave of tennis courts are turning blueTennis courts around Australia are turning blue as Tennis Clubs and Associations are jumping on board Tennis Australia’s Courts and Facilities program. more »
Stosur to headline Brisbane InternationalAustralia’s No.1 player, Samantha Stosur, will headline the Brisbane International in 2011. Announced at the Queensland Tennis Centre, Tournament Director more »
Ball and Ferguson awarded US Open wildcardsAustralia’s Carsten Ball and Sophie Ferguson have both been awarded wildcards into the main draw of the US Open. more »
- Battle for Davis Cup places intensifies
- Ball and Guccione win their first ATP doubles title
- Stosur inspires both on and off the court
- Sam books date with destiny
- Aussie girls to meet Fed Cup champions
- Stosur sets up quarterfinal clash with Serena Williams
- Stosur and Groth through to fourth-round
- Stosur leads Aussie action at Roland Garros
- French Open wildcards for Ball and Groth
- Aussies now wait for World Group play-off draw
- Australia through to World Group Play-offs
- Hewitt and Ball give Australia a 2-0 lead
- Ball to make live Davis Cup singles debut
- Stosur reaches No.8 in lead up to the French
2009 Australian Open Preview - Men
The 2009 Australian Open begins on Monday. Costas Kastanis previews the chances of the big guns.
2009 Australian Open Preview - Women
With the first grand slam of the year just a couple of days away; Costas Kastanis takes a look at some of the big chances in the women’s field.
Sport’s greatest rivalry continues to intrigueThe French Open and Wimbledon are the two Grand Slams that define one of sport’s great modern rivalries – tennis’ one-two punch of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal - as Darrell Halim reports.