Tennis

When players from Benalla’s Table Tennis Club finally set serve at the Indoor Recreation Centre next month, it will have been 12 months since a competitive game was contested. With the new summer pennant season scheduled to begin on Tuesday,

The Australian Open is shaping up to be a very different tournament in 2021, with dozens of competitors forced into strict hotel quarantine. While some players have taken to social media to vent their frustration,

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and WA's Mark McGowan say they do not support former tennis great Margaret Court being recognised with an Australia Day honour because of her "disgraceful, hurtful" views about the LGBT community.

Image via Getty // You know if Conor McGregor roasts you you might have done something wrong… It seems the Australian Open ridiculousness and unhappy tennis players in hotel quarantine is not dying down any time soon,

Spain's Paula Badosa has tested positive to COVID-19 while quarantined in a Melbourne hotel ahead of the Australian Open. She is the first female player on the tournament's roster to have a confirmed positive test.

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews says he does not support former tennis great Margaret Court being recognised with an Australia Day honour because of her "disgraceful, hurtful" views about the LGBT community.

A tennis player who complained about being forced to quarantine in Melbourne has tested positive for COVID-19 and been transferred to a medi-hotel.

A rising tennis star who complained about being forced to quarantine ahead of the Australian Open has tested positive for COVID-19. Spanish tennis player

Rising Spanish star Paula Badosa, who has been very vocal about her dislike of quarantine, has become the first Australian Open player to announce she has tested positive for COVID-19.

Australian-born Briton Laura Robson has undergone a third hip operation and has acknowledged the possibility it could mark the end of her once richly-promising tennis career. The former Wimbledon junior champion,