Latest news: Tennis

Ajla Tomljanovic and Ash Barty have both won their fourth round matchups to set up an all-Aussie quarter-final at Wimbledon.

Nick Kyrgios "knows he is welcome" at the Tokyo Olympics as the tennis star weighs up whether to be part of Australia's 472-strong Games team, which features a record number of women...

A "devastated" Nick Kyrgios has waved farewell at Wimbledon to a standing ovation after losing his battle with injury.

Canberra's own Nick Kyrgios says his body's in pain after playing for a fourth day in a row, but he's adamant he can still go the whole way at this year's Wimbledon. On...

In her storied 41 years, Venus Williams can never have experienced anything quite like being part of a double act with Nick Kyrgios.

The Nick Kyrgios show is rolling on with smiles and a serving masterclass as the Canberran enjoyed his second Wimbledon win in two days.

Nick Kyrgios has won his amazing resumed match with Frenchman Ugo Humbert at Wimbledon, knocking out the 21st seed 9-7 in the final set.

Local ACT tennis junior Charlie Camus has claimed the 14/u boys singles title at the 2021 Australian Junior Claycourt Championships.

Canberra will have the opportunity to host four Universal Tennis Rating Pro Tennis Tour events, which get underway this Monday 15 March.

The GWS Giants have recorded their first win of the AFLW season with a 10-point win in wet conditions at Blacktown Stadium.

Canberra will be getting behind local tennis star Nick Kyrgios as he takes on Austrian Dominic Thiem in the third round of the Australian Open tonight, 7pm. Kygrios progressed after a five-set thriller...

United’s unbeaten run over Canberra United’s unbeaten run to start the W-League season has ended at five matches after a 4-0 defeat to the ladder-leading Sydney FC in Kogarah on Monday 8 February. It...

Nick Kyrgios saved two match points on his way to completing a remarkable comeback victory over Frenchman Ugo Humbert in a five-set thriller.

Canberra tennis star Nick Kyrgios made a triumphant return to the court with a straight sets round one victory at the Australian Open.

Dragon boaters will soon have a new home on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin; Gungahlin will get its first community tennis facility; and women rugby players will at last have their own changerooms – all thanks to $1.25 million from the ACT Government over the next couple of years for planning and design.

Australian-based tennis players may have a once-in-a-lifetime advantage at the 2021 Australian Open as many of their counterparts lockdown.