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What it's like to play world number one Ash Barty at the Australian Open

Ash Barty's opponents have had no luck finding ways to beat the women's world number one at Melbourne Park, as she bids to win her home major for the first time.

ABC News

Tasty entree to Barty sees Australia Day come a day late

Check out today’s order of play on Rod Laver Arena.Home favouritism? Unquestionably. Prime time pragmatism by the organisers? Unquestionably too. Here goes.

The New Daily

Barty powers into Australian Open final

Ash Barty has swept past Madison Keys in straight sets to become the first home hope to reach the Australian Open women's singles final in 42 years.

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Ash Barty's coach confident world number one can still improve at Australian Open

Ash Barty is yet to drop a set this fortnight, but the world number one's coach believes his charge can take her game to another level at Melbourne Park.

ABC News

The Aussie plotting Barty's Open demise

An Australian coach has emerged as an unlikely ally for Madison Keys in the American's quest to crash the Barty party at Melbourne Park.

AAP

Unobtrusive Barty eases into last four

Ash Barty is just one match away from becoming Australia’s first ever female singles finalist for 42 years after demolishing Jessica Pegula last night.

The New Daily

Ashleigh Barty and Rafael Nadal make the semis – day nine at the Australian Open

The story of the ninth day of action from Melbourne Park.

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Australian Open 2022 | Nadal conquers pain and Shapovalov

Keys dismantles Krejcikova; Barty rides roughshod over Pegula; Berrettini grabbed a slice of tennis history

The Hindu

Ashleigh Barty having ‘a lot of fun’ after reaching Australian Open semi-finals

The home favourite defeated Jessica Pegula for the loss of only two games and next meets Madison Keys

The Independent UK

Brilliant Barty powers into Open semis

World No.1 Ash Barty has breezed past American Jessica Pegula to advance to the Australian Open semi-finals at Melbourne Park.

AAP

Ash Barty cruises into Australian Open semi-finals after Jessica Pegula win

Ash Barty cemented her status as favourite for the Australian Open title as she maintained her record of not dropping a set all tournament against Jessica Pegula.

Evening Standard

Ash Barty earns Australian Open semifinal berth with straight-sets win over Jessica Pegula

Not since 1978 has an Australian lifted the women's singles trophy at the Australian Open. Now Ash Barty is just two wins away from achieving the feat.

ABC News

Keys Banks on Experience after Surging into Australian Open Semis

A resurgent Madison Keys said Tuesday she was a different person to the one that lost an Australian Open semi-final in 2015 and was now more prepared to go all the way. Unseeded American Keys, ranked 51, pulled off another big upset to beat French Open champion and fourth seed…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Australian Open LIVE: Gael Monfils vs Matteo Berrettini result after Rafael Nadal and Ashleigh Barty win

Relive all the action from a dramatic day in Melbourne Park as the quarter-final stage got underway

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Australian Open quarter-finals: Barty beats Pegula, Berrettini holds off Monfils – as it happened

Matteo Berrettini lost a two-set lead to Gaël Monfils then won a decider, earning a semi-final against Rafael Nadal who beat Denis Shapovalov in five, while in the women’s competition, Ash Barty thumped Jessica Pegula

The New Daily

‘You guys are all corrupt’: Shapovalov savages umpire

Rafael Nadal's quarter-final opponent Denis Shapovalov has blasted the match's umpire as "corrupt" as the two battle it out for a spot in the semi-finals.

ABC News

Australian Open: Denis Shapovalov takes aim at Rafael Nadal as Ash Barty cruises into semifinals — as it happened

Canadian tennis player Denis Shapovalov says he misspoke when he called chair umpire Carlos Bernardes "corrupt", but takes aim at umpires for what he says is the "preferential treatment" Rafael Nadal receives.

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Ash Barty preparing for 'chess game' with Jessica Pegula in Australian Open quarterfinal

The world number one has not put a foot wrong so far this Australian Open, but she knows the challenge of winning the tournament is about to get harder, beginning with tonight's quarterfinal against Pegula.

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Last Aussie man eliminated as Alex De Minaur falls to Jannik Sinner

Australia’s hopes of a male singles champion have gone for another year as Alex de Minaur was blasted off court by Italy’s Jannik Sinner on Rod Laver Area.

The Times of India

Ashleigh Barty ends Amanda Anisimova's Australian Open party

Ashleigh Barty has more wicked variety in her game than a box of assorted chocolates. The Aussie brought it all to the table at the Rod Laver Arena on Sunday night, the crowd gorged on the fare. And as intended it caught the young American Amanda Anisimova short.

The New Daily

Ice-cool Ash Barty takes care of business, positioning herself for shot at glory

As expected, Queensland's world No.1 Ash Barty is in the box seat for a first appearance in the Australian Open singles final.

The Guardian - UK

Ash Barty turns on style to end Amanda Anisimova’s Australian Open revival

Ash Barty saw her 63-game serving streak ended by Amanda Anisimova before going on to win 6-4, 6-3 to reach the Australian Open quarter-finals

The Independent UK

Ashleigh Barty keeps home hopes high – day seven at the Australian Open

The story of the seventh day of action from Melbourne Park.

The Hindu

Australian Open | Ash Barty enters quarterfinals, beats Anisimova in straight sets

The Australian is into the quarterfinals at Melbourne Park for the fourth straight year

The Independent UK

World number one Ashleigh Barty moves smoothly into Australian Open quarters

Barty saw off Naomi Osaka’s conqueror Amanda Anisimova 6-4 6-3.

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