Novak Djokovic suffered a shock opening-round defeat at Indian Wells, losing to lucky loser Botic van de Zandschulp in three sets. This marks his third consecutive loss, raising concerns over his form...

Novak Djokovic beats Carlos Alcaraz in a thrilling quarterfinal at the Australian Open, advancing to face Alexander Zverev in the semifinal.

Casper Ruud defeats Jack Draper to win Madrid Open 2025, earning his first Masters 1000 title and becoming Norway’s first champion at this level.

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Coco Gauff and Taylor Fritz’s singles wins clinched the United Cup for the USA in their final against Poland

Maaya Rajeshwaran clinches the girls' singles title at the ITF J300 event in Delhi, defeating Ekaterina Tupitsyna 3-6, 7-5, 6-2, while Donghyon Hwang wins the boys' singles title.

Belinda Bencic wins Abu Dhabi Open 2025, becoming the first mother since 2023 to claim a WTA singles title. A stunning comeback victory over Ashlyn Krueger!

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Indian players Senthil Kumar, Varun Verma, Arnav Paparkar, and Samrath Sahita advance to the second round at the ITF J300 tennis event in Delhi, showcasing promising performances.

Tatiana Prozorova saved six match points to claim the ITF W50 singles title at DLTA Complex, defeating Panna Udvardy in a thrilling three-hour final.

Erasmus Shalihaxwe St Paul’s College dominated the Simonis Storm Schools Tennis Tournament Series 2025, held at the Wanderers Sports Hall in Pioneerspark, Windhoek, over the weekend.  14-year-old Kamrouz Ghayouri from St Paul’s College won gold in the under-19, under-17, and under-15 categories. Caden Bosman of Deutsche Höhere Privatschule Windhoek (DHPS) took silver in the under-19 category.  Agape Chicalu of St Paul’s College won silver in under-17, while Fillemon Ikanda from Olof Palme Primary School in Katutura earned silver in under-15. Nathanael Dayelai of Olof Palme Primary School won the under-13 category by defeating Daniel Beukes from Orban Primary School.  Lian Gebauer from DHPS won both under-19 and under-17 categories by beating Justina Namupolo of Hage Geingob High School and Karolina Shigwedha of Ella du Plessis High School, respectively. Karolina Shigwedha of Ella du Plessis High School won the under-15 girls’ category, defeating Cadence Farmer of St Paul’s College.  Ester Nelenge from Olof Palme Primary School won both the under-13 and under-11 girls’ categories by beating Sylvi Ikanda of Hillside Primary School in both finals. Tournament and series coordinator Theo Beukes said the event set a record with 79 players, including 27 junior girls and 52 junior boys.  This represented a 35% participation rate for girls, meeting international guidelines to increase female involvement in tennis. Beukes noted that St Joseph’s Primary School from Rehoboth joined for the first time, contributing 22 players and introducing new talent.  He added that the tournament was a success with strong attendance and media coverage. “We extend our gratitude to our sponsors for their continued support in growing our beloved sport. The date for the fourth tournament will be announced soon,” Beukes said.

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