Queenslanders Robert Smeets and Sam Stosur have been granted wildcards into the French Open following a reciprocal agreement between the French Tennis Federation and Tennis Australia. more »
Tough assignment awaits against ChileThe Australian team will have to quickly develop feet of clay if it wants to climb back into the elite World Group of Davis Cup. more »
Guccione and Luzcak complete Aussie clean sweepThe Australian Davis Cup team completed a clean sweep of Thailand, winning the both reverse singles matches in the final day of their Asia Oceania Zone Group One second round tie more »
Australia wrap up Davis Cup tieThe Australian Davis Cup team pairing of Lleyton Hewitt and Paul Hanley secured the tie against Thailand this afternoon with a comprehensive straight sets win more »
Guccione and Hewitt put Australia two upSpirits are high in the Australian team tonight after they made the perfect start in their Davis Cup tie against Thailand in Townsville. more »
Luczak back for Townsville Davis Cup tieMelbourne’s Peter Luczak has returned to the Australian Davis Cup squad for next month’s crucial tie against Thailand in Townsville. more »
- Hewitt confident he’s on track
- Davis Cup team easily defeat Chinese Taipei
- Hanley and Hewitt wrap up tie for Australia
- Australia looks to doubles to wrap it up
- Fed Cup team narrowly misses finals
- Djokovic claims his maiden Grand Slam title
- Sharapova wins first Australian Open title
- Djokovic does the unthinkable
- Tsonga’s giant killing continues
- Federer untroubled by Blake
- Fitzgerald announces squad to play Chinese Taipei
- Henin makes shock exit
- Hewitt leaves empty handed again
- Moore to make Fed Cup team debut
The 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.
Can Anyone Stop the Fed Express?
Yes, but only a few and with Federer’s sights set on the Grand Slam in 2007, their chances are slim. Paul Johnson reports.
Time for a Change to Team Hewitt
While Paul Johnson has all the respect in the world for Scott Draper as a person and a player he may not be what a misguided Lleyton Hewitt needs right now.