- The Telegraph•4 hours ago
The Tennis Debate: Bernard Tomic needs understanding not scorn
Agree with the arguments put forward here? Disagree? Have your say in the comments section below. To only read the headlines from Bernard Tomic's unsettling interview with Australia's Seven Network on Sunday, it would be easy to dismiss it as another display of staggering gaucheness from Australia
- The Telegraph
Andy Murray steps up rehabilitation from hip injury to boost US Open chances but Novak Djokovic a major doubt
World No 1 Andy Murray has stepped up his rehabilitation from a problematic hip injury, boosting his chances of being fit for the US Open next month. Novak Djokovic, meanwhile, looks likely to miss the final grand slam of the season as he struggles with an elbow injury. Last year's runner-up at
- Reuters
Tennis: Australia mourns death of grand slam winner, coach Rose
Mervyn Rose, who won two grand slam titles and a pair of Davis Cups for Australia before coaching some of the greats of the game, has died at 87. A pugnacious left-hander with an occasionally combustible temper, Rose won the 1954 Australian Open and the 1958 French Open along with five grand slam doubles
