 | Sabalenka closes in on Swiatek in WTA rankingsElena Rybakina, who lost out to Sabalenka over three sets in Saturday's final in Melbourne, climbed 15 places to a career-best ranking of 10th. |
 | Djokovic reclaims top spot in ATP rankingsDjokovic's 10th Australian Open title means he is world number one for the 374th week since July 2011. |
 | Halep says will fight to clean name after doping suspensionHalep, the current world number nine, said the positive test was "the biggest shock of my life". |
 | Agel Open: Rare loss in final for Iga Swiatek as Krejcikova wins in OstravaIt was only the second loss for Swiatek in her 12 career finals. She was previously beaten by Polona Hercog in her debut final in Lugano in 2019. |
 | Czechmate: Fruhvirtova bags maiden WTA titleHighly-rated teenager shows plenty of spark to clinch Chennai Open, could potentially go on to emulate former winners in bigger events in the near future |
 | Chennai Open: Karma-n Thandi's boomerangPost injury hell, the Indian plots another push in Chennai Open, takes on Bouchard next on Wednesday |
 | Women players need better safeguarding, says AzarenkaAzarenka said that if she had a daughter, the issue would make her hesitant to encourage her to pursue a career in professional tennis. |
 | Vijay says Chennai has outside chance in 2024Speaking on the player field for the upcoming event, Amritraj revealed that 2014 Wimbledon finalist, Eugenie Bouchard, has been handed a wild card. |
 | Riske, Mertens in for WTA Chennai OpenAlison Riske and Elise Mertens will be two of the big attractions in the main draw of the women’s singles event at the upcoming Chennai Open. |
 | Serena Williams trounced by Raducanu in Cincinnati opener"All she has achieved is inspirational. It's a true honour to share the court with her," says Emma Raducanu of Great Britain. |
 | Marie Bouzkova wins Prague Open for her first WTA titleThe Wimbledon quarterfinalist broke Potapova seven times to win the final in one hour and 11 minutes. |
 | Jabeur slips in rankings after pointless Wimbledon finalThe WTA, like the ATP on the men's side, decided not to award ranking points for the Grand Slam event after Wimbledon barred Russian and Belarusian players due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. |
 | Wimbledon appealing against WTA fine over Russia banIt had been reported the WTA fined the Lawn Tennis Association and the All England Lawn Tennis Club for excluding Russian and Belarusian players from tournaments in Britain. |
 | Chennai Open WTA 250 to be held from September 12-18The event to be held at the SDAT tennis stadium, Nungambakkam, will see the participation of leading women players from among the top 100 in the world. |
 | 'Sexually harassed from the age of 16,' reveals former Wimbledon finalist Andrea JaegerHaving won 10 singles and millions of dollars, she quit the sport, aged 20, due to injuries and is now a nun. |
| WTA Rankings: Iga Swiatek extends lead, Jessica Pegula makes top 10 debutIga Swiatek's Roland Garros title triumph solidified her place atop the WTA world rankings and she has 8,631 points. |
 | Coach Dmitry Tursunov announces split from WTA World Number 2 Anett KontaveitAfter reaching a career-high ranking of world number two, Estonian Anett Kontaveit and her coach Dmitry Tursunov have parted ways. |
 | WTA rankings: Coco Gauff's ranking to career-high 13th; Nadal up to 4thGauff, an 18-year-old from Florida, jumped 10 spots by getting to her first Grand Slam final before losing to Swiatek 6-1, 6-3 on Saturday. |
| EXPLAINER: What's happening in the Wimbledon controversy?A looks at the main points in a crisis which could prompt some players to skip the event after the ATP and WTA tours stripped Wimbledon of ranking points. |
 | Wimbledon's Russia ban prompts tours to cut ranking pointsIn a technical sense, this renders the event an exhibition, because there are no ranking points at stake. |
