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Ben Shelton Called His Shot Before Finishing Match in 69 Seconds

Ben Shelton’s match was called due to darkness on Thursday night. It didn’t take him long to clean up on Friday.

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No snail's pace as Tommo breaks new Wimbledon ground

Injured warrior Jordan Thompson reports he felt better as he broke new ground to reach Wimbledon's second week for the first time.

AAP

Ben Shelton needs just 69 seconds to complete match halted on Thursday night

Shelton won all four points on his own serve to wrap up a straight-sets victory.

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Why Ben Shelton's Wimbledon Match Was Suspended — And What the Cameras Didn't Show

Ben Shelton's Wimbledon match was suspended mid-game due to curfew. Here's why it happened — and what fans didn't see on the broadcast.

International Business Times UK

Ben Shelton left furious after ‘unbelievable’ decision to suspend play at Wimbledon due to bad light

The American was due to serve for the match against Rinky Hijikata in the second round at Wimbledon before play was suspended, forcing the pair to return on Friday to conclude the contest

The Independent UK

Ben Shelton, Wimbledon Crowd Couldn't Believe Decision to Suspend Play at Crucial Moment

Shelton was fuming.

Sports Illustrated

Saved by the dark: Rinky's great Wimbledon escape

After saving three match points and reprieved by an umpire's controversial ruling, Aussie Rinky Hijikata still has a slim chance to salvage his Wimbledon dream.

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Bad practice makes perfect for Wimbledon hope Rinky

Most tennis players want a good last practice session before a big match - but Wimbledon hopeful Rinky Hijikata seems to thrive after a stinking warm-up.

AAP

Vukic hopes the touch of grass will be Sinner's undoing

Aleksandar Vukic faces the toughest challenge in tennis at Wimbledon, but hopes the "random" feel of a grass court can help him shock world No.1 Jannik Sinner.

AAP

Hellraiser Tomic quietly plots return to the big time

Veteran Australian bad-boy Bernard Tomic has clinched his first main Tour win since 2021 at the Mallorca Open as he aims for a return to the grand slam arena.

AAP

Grass not greener: Aussie tennis men rolled in Rosmalen

Alex de Minaur won the pre-Wimbledon grasscourt tournament in Rosmalen last year - but in the champ's absence, the Australian men's 2025 challenge has flopped.

AAP

Grim Aussie start but Joint venture lifts Paris gloom

Maya Joint is determined to lighten the gloom after the Australian challenge began in underwhelming fashion at the French Open.

AAP

Double Aussie blow as Vukic, Hijikata lose in Madrid

Sydneysiders Aleksandar Vukic and Rinky Hijikata have gone tumbling out on the clay at the Madrid Open.

AAP

Walton prevails on tough day for Aussies in Houston

Queenslander Adam Walton is through to the round of 16 at the Houston Open, but there was no such joy for Rinky Hijikata, Jordan Thompson and James Duckworth.

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Alcaraz ‘not feeling great’ as he crashes out of Miami Open

Carlos Alcaraz exits Miami Open in the second round to 55th-ranked David Goffin but Novac Djokovic ends losing streak.

AAP

Djokovic duel in prospect for Kyrgios at Indian Wells

Nick Kyrgios is on a collision course with his friend Novak Djokovic at Indian Wells, if he can win his first match in more than two years.

AAP

Aussie tennis aces run aground at the beach in Florida

Australian tennis players Aleksandar Vukic and Rinky Hijikata have both suffered straight-sets defeats at the Delray Beach hardcourt tournament in Florida.

AAP

Aussie men fail to fire at ATP event in Dallas

The third and final Australian in the Dallas Open men's singles draw, Rinky Hijikata, has been eliminated in two sets by Czech Tomas Machac.

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Aussie Hijikata delivers in Dallas indoor opener

Rinky Hijikata has left recent poor form back home in Australia, recording an opening two-sets-to-love triumph over Adrian Mannarino at the Dallas Open.

AAP

Newcombe, Rafter back de Minaur to go deep at the Open

Tennis greats John Newcombe and Pat Rafter are backing seeded home hope Alex de Minaur to make an inspired Australian Open run at Melbourne Park.

AAP

Shoulder injury creates fresh AO scare for Kokkinakis

Thanasi Kokkinakis has withdrawn from his Adelaide International quarter-final, casting a doubt over the local hope's upcoming Australian Open campaign.

AAP

Kokkinakis, Hijikata advance in Adelaide

Thanasi Kokkinakis has joined Rinky Hijikata in the last eight at the Adelaide International, after fellow Australians Chris O'Connell and Li Tu bowed out.

The Independent UK

Novak Djokovic provides update on coach Andy Murray ahead of Australian Open

After the Serbian’s win in Brisbane, Nick Kyrgios was edged out by Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard in his first singles match in 18 months

AAP

Djokovic hatches Murray plan to take down next-gen

Novak Djokovic has enjoyed a seamless opening to his Australian Open tilt and revealed how he hopes to unseat the younger foes standing in the way of history.

AAP

Horror first day for Aussie men at Shanghai Masters

Four Australian men have been eliminated in straight sets during round-one action at the ATP Tour's Shanghai Masters.

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