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The French Open women’s semi-finals may not have featured the top four seeds but they still contained a bucket-load of quality, class and reputation as…

Seventh seed Maria Sharapova stormed into the semi-finals the French Open with a 6-0 6-3 thrashing of Germany’s Andrea PetkoviÄ”¡. The Russian secured her first…

It was always going to be a tough ask for everyone’s favourite tennis mum, Kim Clijsters. She came into Paris with a 15-match winning streak…

Caroline Wozniacki displaced Serena Williams as the top ranked player last October, aged just 20. Yet while she goes into the French Open this week…

The British capital has a lot of things going for it, but the November weather is not one of them

Caroline Wozniacki pinned her colours to the US Open mast with a thrilling 6-3 6-4 victory over resurgent Russian Maria Sharapova on the Arthur Ashe court last night

World No2 Caroline Wozniacki has been named as the top women’s seed at next week’s US Open in New York ahead of Thursday’s draw

Serena Williams’ next target is 18: the number of singles Slams won by Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert

In any ordinary second week of Wimbledon, the tennis world would be sitting back to watch the top women gradually whittled down to a quarter-final launchpad to a pair of largely predictable midweek semis

Novak Djokovic overcame a spirited performance from Lleyton Hewitt to reach the quarter-finals of Wimbledon

Maria Sharapova says her failure to reach round three of Wimbledon for two years running helped inspire her to victory in her second-round match with Romania’s Ioana Olaru

For a decade, at least one of them has played every single Wimbledon final but one, and in eight of those ten years, a Williams has won

Maria Sharapova has set her sights on a successful run at Wimbledon and says her long-term injury troubles have only made her hungrier for success

Svetlana Kuznetsova, the reigning champion at Roland Garros, is out of this year’s tournament after she lost in three sets to fellow Russian Maria Kirilenko.…

Rafael Nadal says he was surprised to be suffering from nerves during his victory over Gianni Mina in the first round of Roland Garros yesterday.…

First big shock of the Australian Open occurred within hours of the tournament commencing

Maria Sharapova began her US Open challenge in impressive style, overcoming Tsvetana Pironkova in straight sets

With temperatures in London expected to soar into the 30s next week, the tennis looks to be hotting up too.

Laura Robson proved yesterday what genuine tennis talent she is, pushing former world number five, Daniela Hantuchova, in their first round tie at Wimbledon.

Maria Sharapova defeated Tathiana Garbin at the Warsaw Open in her first match after a nine-month lay-off due to a shoulder injury.