Beyond the boardroom: Asia’s 10 influential women to watch in 2026 Power in Asia extends well beyond the C-suite. Fortune · 3h ago
Celtic Fans Collective outline full version of Dermot Desmond tennis ball stunt The Celtic Fans Collective have outlined the full details of the events leading up to the tennis ball stunt targeting Dermot Desmond at St Andrews last weekend. The National (Scotland) · 4h ago
Asian Games 2026: India’s biggest hits and misses after 85-medal campaign India concluded the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games in fourth place with a total of 85 medals. The nation achieved 21 gold, 27 silver, and 37 bronze medals during the event. Notable performances came from archery, hockey, and cricket teams, securing multiple golds for India. However, tennis and badminton underperformed, with a… The Economic Times · 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
Asian Games 2026: No tennis medal, and a 40-year Indian sporting decline laid bare India’s failure to win a tennis medal at the Asian Games for the first time in 40 years has exposed the sport’s shrinking presence at the highest level. Sumit Nagal’s quarterfinal exit capped a barren campaign, raising questions over player development, funding, professional pathways and India’s dwindling singles and doubles… The Economic Times · Oct 3
Moment Dermot Desmond targeted in Celtic protest at Dunhill Links as footage emerges Dermot Desmond was targeted in a Celtic protest while playing in a golf event at Dunhill Links. The Celtic shareholder had tennis balls, with images of his face scored out, thrown onto the green of the 15th hole as he prepared to take his shot. The National (Scotland) · 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
Sports quiz of the week: winners, losers, prodigies, heroes, villains and rivals Have you been watching football, chess, cricket, rugby, motor racing, hockey, boxing, table tennis and horse racing? The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
Pro-Palestine protests interrupt Ireland draw with Austria Campaign group Stop the Game threw tennis balls onto the field before a man invaded the pitch and was tackled by security The Independent UK · Oct 2
'How lucky I am': Kyrgios swamped by fans in Canberra after drug ban, 'personal issues' Is the former tennis star plotting a comeback to play professionally again? The Canberra Times · Oct 2
Ireland’s clash with Austria interrupted by Palestine protests after Israel match Ireland’s clash with Austria interrupted by Palestine protests after Israel match The National (Scotland) · Oct 1
Anonymous donor gave Ali's favourite Louisville park $5m: ‘lover of parks’ A celebration at Louisville's historic Chickasaw Park took an unexpected turn in November 2025 when officials revealed that an anonymous donor had given $5 million towards restoring the century-old public space. The announcement came as community members gathered to celebrate the reopening of renovated tennis courts, with most people at… The Times of India · Oct 1
'Eventually, I hit more than I missed and realised: missing is a means to an end. It made me braver and I took more risks' Donations of £455k push our campaign total to £955K, as Paralympic table tennis star Will Bayley and sprinter Zharnel Hughes back our campaign Evening Standard · 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
The Independent UK · Sep 30 Katie Boulter sets up Karolina Muchova clash with China Open win British tennis star Katie Boulter got off to a winning start at the China Open on Wednesday as she looks to finish a difficult season on a high. Boulter took on Japan’s Mai Hontama and managed to secure a 6-3, 6-4 victory to progress to the round of 64. Boulter…
Sports Illustrated · Sep 28 Laver Cup 2026 Was a Carlos Alcaraz Showcase Team Europe claimed the title after an eventful tournament that featured thrilling on-court performances and intriguing off-court conversations.
The Independent UK · Sep 28 Tennis icon John McEnroe urges players to take drastic action in grand slam prize money row IN FULL
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 Conversation · Sep 28 Brain stimulation could reshape how you learn new skills Whether learning a new piano piece or adapting your tennis serve, acquiring physical skills depends on your brain’s ability to strengthen and refine neural connections. Researchers are exploring whether this process can be accelerated with technology.
The Times of India · Sep 28 Andres Bernal, a former tennis player, built a 60-unit, $12M real estate portfolio When Andres Bernal arrived in the United States with $500, his immediate goal was not to build a real estate empire. The Dominican-born former professional tennis player had come to pursue the sport he had played since childhood. But after years of teaching tennis and working long hours, he began…
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.
The Economic Times · Sep 26 Rajpal hints at Davis Cup exit after December, calls for player-centric overhaul of Indian tennis Rohit Rajpal indicated he might resign as India's Davis Cup captain, citing the need for fresh perspectives. He expressed readiness to share his insights for a smoother transition for his successor. Rajpal emphasized the importance of understanding player dynamics and fostering new talent for the team's future. He has also…
The Independent UK · Sep 26 John McEnroe calls for changes to schedule as injuries affect top stars Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz are among a number of leading players who have struggled with injury this year.
The Economic Times · Sep 25 Triptii Dimri reveals what she does when work gets hectic: 'Laila' shares her simple home remedy, self-care ritual and one thing she avoids Triptii Dimri has shared her simple approach to skincare and self-care, revealing that she often relies on traditional home remedies such as besan, curd and turmeric packs. In an interview, the actor also spoke about avoiding extreme beauty trends, taking quiet time away from her phone, listening to her body,…
The Economic Times · Sep 25 Tough Asian Games singles draw for India; doubles best bet India's tennis competitors are prepared for challenging matches at the upcoming Asian Games. Sumit Nagal and Dhakshineswar Suresh have difficult paths in the men's singles event. Both players must navigate formidable opponents to reach the semifinals and secure medals. Additionally, significant representation from India exists in men's doubles, with top…