Daniil Medvedev disqualified from Beijing Open after hitting fan with ball as apology issued Novak Djokovic gets free spot in final as he chases first title of 2026 Evening Standard · Oct 5
Daniil Medvedev apologises after hitting spectator with ball in Beijing default The Russian will now forfeit all points and prize money from the tournament. The Independent UK · Oct 5
Daniil Medvedev disqualified in Beijing semi after hitting spectator with ball The Russian was defaulted after he sent a backhand into the crowd in the second set against Novak Djokovic. The Independent UK · Oct 5
Daniil Medvedev disqualified from China Open semi after hitting fan with ball Daniil Medvedev was disqualified from his China Open semi-final with Novak Djokovic after hitting a rebounding ball into the crowd The Guardian - UK · Oct 5
Novak Djokovic reaches China Open semi-finals with thrilling comeback win over Alexander Zverev The Serb produced a gritty fightback to maintain his astonishing record in Beijing and take a step closer to a first trophy of 2026 The Independent UK · Oct 4
Rafael Nadal Academy Slam: Full results as Andy Murray and Spaniard reunite in tennis return Tennis legends were back on court for one day only Evening Standard · Oct 3
Elena Rybakina stunned in first match as No 1 as Sonay Kartal progresses in China Open Rybakina was beaten by unseeded Alina Charaeva, who will face Britain’s Kartal in the third round The Independent UK · Oct 3
Demon faces Djokovic in China final after Medvedev DQ'd Alex de Minaur will play Novak Djokovic in the China Open final after Daniil Medvedev was disqualified for hitting a ball into the crowd, injuring a spectator. AAP · Oct 3
Is Andy Murray playing Rafael Nadal? Start time, teams in full and how to watch Tennis special today Tennis greats set to clash in celebratory ‘Rafa Nadal Academy Slam’ Evening Standard · Oct 2
Grand Slam finalist in tears after playing final professional match at 36 The former world number four is one of the best players in the modern era never to win a major The Independent UK · Oct 1
De Minaur glides into second round in Beijing Australia's Alex de Minaur has progressed to the last 16 at the China Open with a straight sets win over Mariano Navone. AAP · Oct 1
Carlos Alcaraz reveals five-set Grand Slam stance and offers alternative idea to ease player workload The world No 3, who has complained about the length and intensity of the calendar, is playing in Tokyo this week The Independent UK · Oct 1
Asian Games tennis: India returns empty-handed for first time since 1986 Indian tennis faced a disappointing outcome at the Asian Games, finishing without medals for the first time since 1986. Sumit Nagal's quarterfinal loss to China's Yibing Wu concluded India's campaign after promising expectations. Prajnesh Gunneswaran and Ankita Raina had previously secured medals in 2018, raising hopes for a repeat. The… The Economic Times · Oct 1
Sonay Kartal ends six-month injury absence from WTA Tour with win in China The Brit claimed a 6-2 6-3 victory in the round of 128 at the China Open in her first tour appearance since returning from a back injury The Independent UK · Oct 1
The Economic Times · Oct 1 Asian Games 2026: Indian women's team loses 1-2 to Hong Kong, signs off with bronze medal Indian women's squash team faced a challenging semifinal against Hong Kong, ending their campaign with a bronze medal. Anahat Singh lost a gripping first match after squandering four match points, which proved vital. Tanvi Khanna managed to secure a win in the second match, keeping India's hopes alive briefly. Unfortunately,…
AAP · Sep 30 Aussie duo thrive after WTA finalists lose in Beijing Fresh from WTA finals, Talia Gibson and Maya Joint have suffered first-round elimination in the China Open, but Maddison Inglis and Taylah Preston both won.
The Economic Times · Sep 29 Asian Games 2026: Indian archers Dhiraj Bommadevara, Neeraj Chauhan enter recurve quarterfinals Dhiraj Bommadevara won against Cheng Hsiang-Hui with a score of 6-2 in the Round of 16. Neeraj Chauhan achieved an upset victory over Kim Je Deok, finishing with a score of 6-4. Dhiraj had previously defeated Girvin Garcia without losing a set. Kishore Kumar Anbarasu's surfing campaign ended after losing…
The Guardian - UK · Sep 28 Luke Littler endures shock defeat by Luke Woodhouse in World Grand Prix opener Playing for the first time since being booed in Amsterdam, the world No 1 was far from his best in a 2-1 first-round defeat in Leicester
The Economic Times · Sep 28 Asian Games Squash: Indian men and women enter quarters Both Indian men's and women's squash teams successfully qualified for the quarterfinals in the Asian Games. The women's team achieved a victory against Japan while the men's team comfortably defeated South Korea. Anahat Singh lost her match against Satomi Watanabe, but Joshna Chinappa and Tanvi Khanna secured wins for India.…
The Independent UK · Sep 28 John McEnroe insists tennis stars must boycott Grand Slams over prize money Star players have protested this year as they look to receive a larger share of major tournament revenue
The Independent UK · Sep 28 Britain’s Arthur Fery backed by Tim Henman to improve after Laver Cup experience Arthur Fery had to settle for a watching front at the Laver Cup but was praised by Team Europe vice-captain Tim Henman.
AAP · Sep 27 Birrell wins WTA title - but loses spot as top Aussie Kim Birrell has finally become a WTA champion but, on an amazing day for Aussie women's tennis, she also lost her national No.1 ranking.
AAP · Sep 27 De Minaur can't stop Europe winning back Laver Cup Australian star Alex de Minaur has been unable to stop Europe from regaining the Laver Cup from his Team World in London.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 27 Alexander Zverev clinches Laver Cup for Team Europe with victory over Learner Tien With each match worth three points on Sunday, Europe needed two victories out of the four remaining matches to win and they sealed their victory efficiently.
The Economic Times · Sep 27 Asian Games 2026: Sindhu criticises badminton scheduling after playing 3 matches in 24 hours PV Sindhu expressed her dissatisfaction with the badminton scheduling during the Asian Games, citing inadequate recovery time. She played three matches within 24 hours, which affected her performance and preparation. Many players, including Sindhu, faced similar challenges due to the tight schedule. Additionally, she noted the absence of player challenge…