Tennis

Second seed Rafael Nadal reaches the third round of the Australian Open with a straightforward win over Matthew Ebden.

Andy Murray could still return to tennis even if he has another hip operation, says doubles legend Bob Bryan, who has had similar surgery.

Three-time Grand Slam winner Andy Murray criticises British tennis for failing to translate his achievements into the growth of the game at home.

Katie Boulter's run in the Australian Open women's singles comes to an end at the second round stage with a 6-3 6-4 defeat by Belarus' Aryna Sabalenka.

Defending champion Caroline Wozniacki eases into the Australian Open third round with a straight-set win over Johanna Larsson.

British number four Dan Evans succumbs in three sets after pushing Roger Federer hard in an entertaining Australian Open second-round match.

Fifth seed Kevin Anderson is knocked out of the Australian Open after being beaten in four sets by American Frances Tiafoe.

A tearful Victoria Azarenka says she will come back stronger after the two-time Grand Slam champion's first-round loss at the Australian Open.

Simona Halep beats Kaia Kanepi to avoid becoming the first world number one to suffer back-to-back first-round Grand Slam exits.

Novak Djokovic starts his bid for a record seventh Australian Open title with a straight-set win over Mitchell Krueger.

Great Britain are drawn alongside Hungary, Greece and Slovenia in Group A for February's Fed Cup Europe/Africa Zone Group I tournament in Bath.

Japan's Kei Nishikori survives a scare before advancing to the second round of the Australian Open.

Serena Williams storms into the Australian Open second round with a 6-0 6-2 victory over Germany's Tatjana Maria.

Johanna Konta boosts British hopes at the Australian Open with a titanic three-set win over home player Ajla Tomljanovic in Melbourne.

Four-time Grand Slam singles champion Kim Clijsters says Andy Murray will always have the support and friendship of his tennis family.

Despite losing a five-set epic at his last Australian Open, Andy Murray showed enough to suggest a Wimbledon farewell could still be on the cards.

Andy Murray says he has "two options" to consider regarding his hip and future playing career.

Britain's Andy Murray says he will make a decision on further hip surgery in a "week or two", after his first-round loss at the Australian Open.

As he goes out of the Australian Open the Scot has the power to remain a strong-earning brand.

Watch as 17-time Grand Slam winner Rafael Nadal catches a journalist sleeping in his news conference at the Australian Open.