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Home hopes Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis reach Australian Open semi-finals

A rowdy crowd cheered the Australian wild cards to victory over Tim Puetz and Michael Venus

The Independent UK

Australian Open reverses Peng Shuai t-shirts ban after international backlash

The Australian Open has U-turned on rules which banned the wearing of t-shirts supporting Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai after an international backlash.

Evening Standard

Kyrgios-Kokkinakis show rolls on at Open

Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis have again ridden the wave of support from the Australian Open crowd to book an unlikely spot in the doubles semi-finals.

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Sania Mirza bids adieu to Australian Open with quarterfinal loss in mixed doubles

MELBOURNE: Trailblazing India tennis star Sania Mirza's swansong appearance at the Australian Open ended with a quarterfinal loss to local pair Jaimee Fourlis and Jason Kubler in the mixed doubles event here on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Tiley's plan to ride out the Open storm

Under-fire Craig Tiley says he plans to carry on as both Tennis Australia boss and Australian Open tournament director despite pressure to step down.

AAP

Cornet and Collins to bring the intensity

There will be no lack of intensity from either player when Alize Cornet takes on Danielle Collins for a spot in the Australian Open semi-finals

AAP

Australian Open organizers reverse "Where is Peng Shuai?" ban on T-shirts after backlash

The ban sparked widespread criticism — including from tennis great Martina Navratilova, who called it "pathetic."

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Australian Open supporters ‘welcome’ to wear Peng Shuai T-shirts after uproar over fan ejection

Tennis Australia had been accused of prioritising commercial interests in China

The Independent UK

Where is Peng Shuai? Shirts will be OK at Australian Open

Restrictions which resulted in the removal of a spectator for wearing a t-shirt supporting Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai at the Australian Open have been overhauled after international backlash

The Independent UK

Tsitsipas and Kanepi reach Australian Open quarterfinals

It was an evening of electric exchanges at Melbourne Park - strokes and stories - that made for compelling viewing.

The Times of India

Emotional Cornet upsets Halep; ends Slam quarters hoodoo on 63rd attempt

Alize Cornet's matches are Broadway worthy. Explosive and evocative. A race, a twist. The fall before the flight. The tears and finally the triumph. The Frenchwoman, in her 17th Australian Open, looking to make her first major quarterfinal, led former No. 1 Simona Halep by a set and 3-1, she…

The Times of India

‘You guys are all corrupt’: Shapovalov savages umpire

Rafael Nadal's quarter-final opponent Denis Shapovalov has blasted the match's umpire as "corrupt" as the two battle it out for a spot in the semi-finals.

The New Daily

Dylan Alcott enjoying last hurrah as he sets up final shot at yet more grand slam glory

The irrepressible Australian is hardly coasting towards retirement after moving to within one win of an eighth Australian Open title

The Guardian - AU

Tsitsipas eases in last eight at Open

Stefanos Tsitsipas has made it through to the Australian Open quarter-finals with a minimum of fuss.

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Sports Illustrated

Australian Open Officials Alter Course on Ban of Peng Shuai Protest

Fans had been prohibited from wearing T-shirts reading "Where is Peng Shuai?" on the grounds of a ban on political statements.

The Hindu

Australian Open | Madison Keys storms into Australian Open semi-finals

Unbowed, Keys unleashed a blistering forehand return winner down the line to break back and sealed the match with a thumping first serve that Krejcikova could only push long

ABC News

Australian Open: Denis Shapovalov takes aim at Rafael Nadal as Ash Barty cruises into semifinals — as it happened

Canadian tennis player Denis Shapovalov says he misspoke when he called chair umpire Carlos Bernardes "corrupt", but takes aim at umpires for what he says is the "preferential treatment" Rafael Nadal receives.

AAP

Dylan Alcott named AOTY after Open victory

Dylan Alcott has completed a surreal day after being named Australian of the Year just hours after winning his Australian Open wheelchair semi-final.

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The Guardian - AU

Australian Open reverses its ban on ‘Where is Peng Shuai?’ T-shirts

Tennis Australia has bowed to pressure and made a U-turn on its decision to ban T-shirts displaying messages of support for Peng Shuai

AAP

Truck driver Kanepi en route to Open glory

She's the oldest woman in the Australian Open draw and drives trucks part time, but now 36-year-old Kaia Kanepi is three wins away from grand slam glory.

ABC News

Tennis Australia backflips on 'Where is Peng Shuai?' T-shirt ban at Australian Open

Tennis Australia overturns a ban on Australian Open spectators wearing T-shirts referencing the controversy around Chinese player Peng Shuai.

AAP

Auger-Aliassime targets new approach

Felix Auger-Aliassime insists he has nothing to lose against title favourite Daniil Medvedev in the Australian Open quarter-finals.

The New Daily

Dylan Alcott through to Aus Open final

Australian quad wheelchair champion Dylan Alcott is into the Australian Open final after emerging triumphant from his semi-final contest against Britain's

ABC News

Dylan Alcott's beaten opponent Andy Lapthorne pays tribute to world number one following Australian Open win

Andy Lapthorne congratulates Dylan Alcott for his inspirational career, as the pair enjoy a warm embrace following the world number one's semifinal victory at the Australian Open.

ABC News

Ash Barty preparing for 'chess game' with Jessica Pegula in Australian Open quarterfinal

The world number one has not put a foot wrong so far this Australian Open, but she knows the challenge of winning the tournament is about to get harder, beginning with tonight's quarterfinal against Pegula.

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