Tim Henman

Filipina is attracting packed crowds, major sponsorship deals and unprecedented attention

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Castle will no longer be part of the BBC commentary team for the grand slam

Sinner’s fifth Grand Slam crown is just two behind the majors tally of his injured rival Carlos Alcaraz after Sinner notched his 100th match win at tennis’s four biggest events

Castle will no longer be part of the BBC commentary team for the grand slam

Fery, world number 114, dismantled Roland Garros runner-up Flavio Cobolli 6-4, 7-6 (7/4), 6-0 on Wednesday to become the first Wimbledon wildcard to reach the men’s semifinals since Goran Ivanisevic won the title in 2001

Zara and Mike Tindall were among the many VIP fans in attendance at Centre Court at Wimbledon today

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Wimbledon's iconic Centre Court erupted into boos as Novak Djokovic launched into another tirade at the umpire

The former British number one reacted to losses for all 10 home players on day one

Yet grit filters through Henman’s memories and explains why he loves tennis while always striving to reach a better place

In March, the representatives rejected a proposed joint meeting at the Indian Wells Masters with the three slams on those grounds

One of Andy Murray’s former coaches, Petchey worked with Raducanu before her 2021 breakthrough, and rejoined the team on an ad hoc basis last year when the Brit was left without a full-time coach

It was quite befitting that Rafael Nadal was inside Rod Laver Arena when Carlos Alcaraz achieved the career Grand Slam

Coco Gauff has called for more privacy for tennis players after being caught on camera smashing her racket in an off-court players' area following her Australian Open quarter-final loss to Elina Svitolina on Tuesday

On Saturday, Melbourne Park was largely empty when play resumed shortly after 7pm, leaving food and beverage vendors twiddling their thumbs at dinnertime when they would usually be run off their feet

In his first official match since beating Carlos Alcaraz for the ATP Finals crown ‍over two months ago, the Italian world number two stormed to a 6-2 6-1 lead in just over an hour, racking up 19 winners on the court he has ruled for two years

With a week of training behind her, Raducanu had hoped to improve Hobart but the 23-year-old was still too tentative at times to swiftly close out an opponent ranked 60 places beneath her at No 89

Raducanu succumbed in three sets to Greece’s Maria Sakkari as Great Britain were knocked out of the United Cup Close

Raducanu withdrew hours before she was due to face four-time Grand Slam champion Osaka, citing an unknown injury

The 23-year-old enjoyed her most consistent season in 2025, remaining healthy enough to compete regularly and return to the top 30 of the WTA rankings at No 29