Tennis

Johanna Konta and Kyle Edmund's first-round matches at the Australian Open are pushed back to Tuesday after heavy rain in Melbourne.

American 15-year-old Coco Gauff once again beats Venus Williams in the first round of a Grand Slam with victory at the Australian Open.

Roger Federer reaches the second round of the Australian Open with a comfortable straight-sets win over Steve Johnson.

British number one Dan Evans fights back from two sets down to beat American Mackenzie McDonald in the Australian Open first round.

Favourite Serena Williams and defending champion Naomi Osaka begin their Australian Open campaigns with wins.

In her BBC Sport column, Kiki Bertens talks about how she almost retired, the air quality in Melbourne and getting married in the off-season.

Doubles legend Bob Bryan, who had the same career-saving hip surgery as Andy Murray, backs the Scot to continue competing at the highest level.

Johanna Konta says she is not concerned by a lack of court time before starting her Australian Open campaign, along with fellow Britons Dan Evans and Kyle Edmund, on Monday.

British number one Dan Evans says he is happy with his condition after Tim Henman suggested he should "miss a few meals" if he wanted to reach the world's top 20.

Caroline Wozniacki is set to retire after the Australian Open, but how much do you remember about other tennis stars calling it quits?

Two-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka says she does not see herself as a 'top player' despite being Australian Open defending champion.

Roger Federer says he did what he could when poor air quality affected the health of players in Australian Open qualifying.

Johanna Konta says she needs to take care of her body and admits it was a "tough decision" not to play in this year's Fed Cup.

British number two Heather Watson is knocked out in the semi-final of the Hobart International by Elena Rybakina.

British number one Johanna Konta will not play for her country in the Fed Cup this year as she looks to increase her career longevity and manage injury.

Harriet Dart becomes the fourth British woman to reach this year's Australian Open first round after winning her final qualifying match.

Andy Murray's comeback is delayed until the middle of February at the earliest as a pelvic injury is taking longer to heal than expected.

A professor of sport and exercise science explains the implications of poor air quality for sports people and spectators.

Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley says the tournament "is happening" despite health concerns over Melbourne's air quality.

British number three Harriet Dart progresses to the third round of Australian Open qualifying with a win over Nicole Gibbs.