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Rafael Nadal injured his left hip flexor during his loss at the Australian Open and could need about six to eight weeks to fully recover, his manager said Thursday. The 22-time Grand Slam champion had an MRI exam at a hospital in Melbourne under his doctor's supervision on Thursday, a…

A day after the American Mackenzie McDonald accounted for the men's top seed Rafael Nadal in straight sets, another American dispatched the second seed Casper Ruud.

French veteran Jeremy Chardy is involved in a heated exchange with a chair umpire following a contentious incident during his match with Dan Evans at Melbourne Park.

The top two men’s seeds have lost before the third round at a grand slam for the first time in 21 years

MELBOURNE: This much anticipated Australian Open second-round match was the first time American teenager Coco Gauff and 20-year-old Briton Emma Raducanu stood across the net from each other.

When Rafael Nadal pulled up short in the business end of the second set, clutching his hips and wincing in pain, a day, that had little respite from persistent showers and southerly winds that blew across the sprawling precincts of Melbourne Park, appeared to have come full circle.

Unfancied Jenson Brooksby has made a stunning recovery to beat No.2 seed Casper Ruud and join the growing list of Americans in the Australian Open third round.

Novak Djokovic raged about a "drunk" fan and struggled with his injured hamstring but on a day where big names tumbled, the nine-times champion stood tall. Australian Open day four, as it happened.

His opponent was furious over an incident in the first set where he felt a point should have been replayed.