de Minaur does it again

Australia’s Alex de Minaur has for the fifth straight year at least reached the fourth round of his home grand slam. It 2025 de Minaur took it up a level when he reached the quarterfinals for the first time after missing out the previous three years, unfortunately he came across a red hot Jannik Sinner…

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Day 4 – Australians struggle to advance

Talia Gibson will be thinking what might have been after not being able to convert one of three match points with Diana Shnaider serving at 4-5 in the second set. Gibson had played brilliantly to secure the first set and found herself with a chance to close out the match in straight sets. Gibson had…

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Aussies power on at Australian Open on day two

Day 2 at the Australian Open has been a great day for the Aussies. Qualifier Storm Hunter got things going with a straight sets win over Spain’s Jessica Bouzas Maneiro, taking the match 6-4, 6-4. Hunter had come from 0-3 down in the first set and she was facing a break point in game 4.…

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Gibson highlights day 1 for the Aussies

Photo of Australian tennis player Talia Gibson

Four Aussies took to the courts on day 1 of the Australian Open. Talia Gibson was the first player to claim a win at the 2026 edition. She raced to a 6-1, 6-3 victory over Anna Blinkova. In 2025 Blinkova also opened with a 1-6 set, back then it was Daria Saville. Blinkova was able…

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de Minaur gets lucky break

Australia’s world no. 6 Alex de Minuar was drawn to play Italy’s world no. 56 and former no. 6 Matteo Berrettini in the first round at the 2026 Australian Open. If you happened to be watching the Red Bull BassLine the other night you would have seen Berrettini out on court against Norway’s Nicolai Budkov…

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Four Aussies qualify including love match

Four Australian players have joined the main draw at the Australian Open after navigating three opponents at qualifying this week. It is the most to advance since back in 1992. Some of the players back then that qualified included Carl Limberger, Simon Youl, Brod Dyke and Pat Rafter. In 2026 it was Dane Sweeny, Storm…

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From spectator to AO 1 point slam competitor at the Australian Open

Canberra’s Wu Yanping had a remarkable week after attending the Canberra International to watch some friends compete in the AO 1 point slam qualifier. Two rounds were held on court 4 and the Canberra Tennis Centre. The next rounds were shifted to centre court inbetween the men’s semifinals for the Workday Canberra International. That’s where…

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