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Jack Draper Faces US Open Qualifying After Injury Slide
Jack Draper must enter qualifying for the 2026 US Open after his ranking dropped to 147th due to a recurring arm injury. Meanwhile, other British players including Arthur Fery and Emma Raducanu prepare for the main draw.
22 Jul 2026
22 Jul 2026
Tim Henman Backs Arthur Fery for US Open Breakthrough
British No 1 Arthur Fery is preparing for the US Open following a semi-final run at Wimbledon. Tim Henman believes Fery has significant room for growth as he transitions into a full-time schedule on the ATP Tour.
16 Jul 2026
Carlos Alcaraz Targets Cincinnati Open Return Following Wrist Injury
Carlos Alcaraz is set to return to the ATP tour at the Cincinnati Open in August following a wrist injury that sidelined him since April. The world number three is using the event to prepare for his US Open title defense.
14 Jul 2026
114.2 dB: Arthur Fery’s Ascent and the New British Standard
Arthur Fery has risen to world No 36 following a Wimbledon semi-final run. The new British No 1 is now preparing for the US Open, focusing on managing the increased media attention and the demands of a full-time tour schedule.
13 Jul 2026
Wimbledon 2026: A Review of the Championships' Defining Moments
The 2026 Wimbledon Championships featured Jannik Sinner's successful title defense, Linda Noskova's resilient victory in the women's final, and a historic semi-final run by British wildcard Arthur Fery.
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23 Oct 2026
Eala Shnaider result ends Filipino run at Ningbo Open
Alex Eala lost 7-5, 6-4 to Diana Shnaider in the second round of the WTA500 Ningbo Open in China, ending her bid for a quarterfinal place. Eala led 4-3 in both sets and held a 40-15 lead in the eighth game of the second set before Shnaider took control. Shnaider next faces world No. 12 Iva Jovic, the No. 4 seed.
22 Oct 2026
Burrage Wrexham Open run continues as Dudeney also advances
Jodie Burrage and Alicia Dudeney both reached the second round of the Lexus Wrexham Open with straight-sets wins on day two, joining Hannah Klugman in Thursday's action. Burrage now meets fourth seed Noma Noha Akugue, while Dudeney faces seventh seed Susan Bandecchi. Reigning champion Mimi Xu is not defending her title.
21 Oct 2026
Niño Alcantara Asian Games campaign carries new meaning
Niño Alcantara played the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya three days after becoming a father, reaching the mixed doubles Round of 16 with Shaira Hope Rivera. A shoulder injury after college pushed him from singles to doubles, and he now targets late-November tournaments in Singapore and Thailand plus the 2027 SEA Games in Malaysia.
20 Oct 2026
Eala Ningbo Open run begins with straight-sets win over Parry
Alex Eala beat Diane Parry of France 6-3, 6-1 in the first round of the WTA500 Ningbo Open at the Yinzhou International Tennis Center. Eala closed the first set with three straight games and opened the second with four more, ending a run of two losses as the heavy favourite. She will face either No. 6 seed Diana Shnaider or Yulia Putintseva in the second round.
18 Oct 2026
Iga Swiatek injury update follows Wuhan Open defeat to Maja Chwalinska
An Iga Swiatek injury to her left leg led to a straight-sets defeat against Maja Chwalinska in the Wuhan Open semifinals. The result secured Elina Svitolina's place at the WTA Finals and set up an unexpected final between Chwalinska and Sonay Kartal.
23 Oct 2026
Premier League predictions for a card-heavy weekend of value
Lewis Jones has published his Premier League predictions for a weekend headlined by Chelsea vs Tottenham, where he prefers a Levi Colwill booking to the over 5.5 cards line. He also backs Aston Villa double chance against Manchester City, Brighton draw no bet at Liverpool, and Bournemouth draw no bet at Man Utd.
23 Oct 2026
Harry Brook double century in vain as Sri Lanka stun England
Sri Lanka chased down 430 to beat England in Rawalpindi despite Harry Brook's record ODI double century, a 202 from 116 balls that set the fastest double hundred in the format. England's bowlers dropped too short and took only one wicket between the fifth and 41st overs, with Sam Curran conceding 103 runs from nine overs. Janith Liyanage's unbeaten 61 finished the chase with one ball to spare.