 | Australian Open 2023: A grand goodbye to Sania MirzaSania Mirza and Rohan Bopanna’s mixed doubles partnership at the Australian Open 2023 has been a spectacle. |
 | Major impact: Sania makes Grand exitDespite missing out on a title in her last Major event, tennis star's massive contribution to Indian sports, on & off the court, will always be remembered |
 | Australian Open: Djokovic tops Paul; faces Tsitsipas in finalHe beats Paul 7-5, 6-1, 6-2 to close in on a 10th Australian Open championship and 22nd Grand Slam title overall. |
 | Title eludes Sania in last Grand SlamComing into her final Major tournament, Sania had three women's doubles and as many mixed doubles trophies in her cabinet. |
 | India brace for T20 appetiser against NZ ahead of marquee Australia Test seriesThere is also the welcome addition of attacking Mumbai opener Prithvi Shaw, who returns to the team on the back of a series of superlative performances in domestic cricket. |
 | Sabalenka overpowers Linette, to face Rybakina in Australian Open finalSabalenka came into the match as many observers' favourite for the Melbourne crown but she had never won a Grand Slam semi-final in three previous attempts. |
 | Rybakina beats Azarenka to reach Australian Open finalThe 22nd seed had already defeated reigning French and US Open champion Iga Swiatek in the fourth round and 2017 Roland Garros winner Jelena Ostapenko in the quarter-finals at Melbourne Park. |
 | Djokovic's father filmed with fans holding pro-Russia flags at Australian OpenSerbian tennis reporters confirmed it was Djokovic's father and the Melbourne Age newspaper reported he said in Serbian: "Long live Russia." |
 | Djokovic, Sabalenka roll into Australian Open semi-finalsTwo-time Melbourne champion Victoria Azarenka, also from Belarus, will face Moscow-born Kazakh Elena Rybakina in the other semi-final. |
 | Sania-Bopanna pair reaches Australian Open mixed doubles finalSania has announced that the WTA event in Dubai in February will be her swansong. |
 | Tommy Paul beats Ben Shelton in all-US quarterfinal at Australian OpenPaul's next opponent will be 21-time Grand Slam singles champion Novak Djokovic or Andrey Rublev. The other men’s semifinal on Friday is Stefanos Tsitsipas against Karen Khachanov. |
 | Djokovic is no 'villain' - took me 10 years to get over cheat storm: AzarenkaAzarenka said Tuesday she had only just learned how to cope with self-doubts and anxiety during matches, which can be overwhelming, and only recently got over that "worst" moment of her career. |
 | Tsitsipas powers past Lehecka into Australian Open semi-finalsHe will face the Russian 18th seed Khachanov for a place in his first Melbourne Park final, having crashed in the semis three times previously, including in the past two years. |
 | Two-time Australian champ Azarenka tops Pegula, talks anxietyThe No. 24-seeded Azarenka's semifinal opponent will be No. 22 Elena Rybakina, the reigning Wimbledon champion. |
 | Bopanna-Mirza move to Australian Open mixed doubles semifinalThey now await the winner of the quarterfinal between the pairs of third seeded Desirae Krawczyk and Neal Skupski and Taylor Townsend and Jamie Murray. |
 | With series in pocket, India search for perfect comboThe series might have been won, but for India, the third and final ODI against New Zealand is as important as the other two games they have played so far. |
 | Garcia latest Australian Open casualty but Sabalenka unstoppableThis is the first Grand Slam since the Open era began in 1968 to lose the top two seeds in both the men's and women's draws before the last eight. |
 | Shelton 'just hustling' on way to Australian Open quarter-finalsThe unseeded 20-year-old -- on his first trip outside the United States -- prevailed 6-7 (5/7), 6-2, 6-7 (4/7), 7-6 (7/4), 6-2 in sapping heat on John Cain Arena. |
 | Buffalo's Pegula eyes 1st Slam semifinal at Australian OpenThe emcee called it the "biggest title" of her career. Pegula politely corrected him: "Biggest title so far," she said, emphasizing those last two words. |
 | Korda, 1998 Australian Open champ Petr's son, in 1st Slam QF"Those are the toughest points to win ... those last three there," said Korda, whose father, Petr, won the 1998 championship in Australia. |
