Andy Murray, Britain’s greatest tennis player, has confirmed that he won’t be participating in his next three scheduled tournaments but has yet to make a final decision regarding a much needed hip surgery. Lauren Archer has more.
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Andy Murray has been Britain’s number 1 ranked tennis player since 2006, but this week was replaced by Kyle Edmund after falling through the world rankings due to injury. By Suzanne Oliphant
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The 2017 women’s tennis season was full of shocks, comebacks and extraordinary moments. As the dust settles on the year, Jade du Preez selects her Top 10 moments from a remarkable season.
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Despite Cameron Norrie’s incredible debut, an injury-hit Great Britain were defeated by Spain in the first-round of the Davis Cup in Marbella. They will now face a relegation play-off against Japan in September. By Suzanne Oliphant
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Britain’s Kyle Edmund and South Korea’s Hyeon Chung are both only one game away from their first ever Grand Slam final. The young players’ run to the Australian Open semis has been the story of the tournament but now two experienced pros stand in their way in Marin Cilic and the great Roger Federer. Preview by Jade du Preez
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Aussie tennis teen Alex De Minaur’s dreams of winning his maiden title were shattered in his defeat to Ryan Harrison at the Brisbane International this week, but who is this rookie, and how did he get to his first semi-finals in his home country? By Jade du Preez
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It has been an extraordinary year for 20-year-old tennis star Alexander Zverev. But his astonishing campaign, his appearance at the ATP World Tour Finals, or his ranking of fourth in the world, would not have been possible if not for a truly breathtaking performance at the Rome Masters. By Jade du Preez.
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