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Novak Djokovic continues unbeaten record at ATP Cup as Rafael Nadal pulls out February 2 2021, 12.13pm Novak Djokovic claimed a 7-5 7-5 victory over Canada’s Denis Shapovalov at the ATP Cup (Hamish Blair/AP) Novak Djokovic continued his unbeaten record at the ATP Cup but Rafael Nadal caused concern by pulling out of Spain’s opening contest with a sore back. The world number two had been due to feature in Spain’s clash with hosts Australia at Melbourne Park but wrote on Twitter: “Hi all, we have decided with Team Spain and my team, to not play today the first match of the ATP Cup here...

Bernard Tomic's decision to withdraw from his warm-up clash means won't get to see him face Nick Kyrgios.

Share 'And I apologised to the chefs because they did make a big effort to improve the food and the food is actually amazing now.' In a YouTube vlog uploaded last Monday, Vanessa said that she and Bernard were spending $200 a day on Uber Eats orders, as the food being offered by the hotel was 'hit or miss' and didn't always meet their dietary preferences and requirements.  Fixed the problem! In a lengthy YouTube video, the 26-year-old said that the chefs had improved the food at the hotel thanks to her criticism The former Love Island star later insisted that she had been taken out of cont...

Aegon Challenger: Yuki Bhambri fends off match point against Peter Polansky to sail into second round Aegon Challenger: Yuki Bhambri fends off match point against Peter Polansky to sail into second round Indian Tennis Ace Yuki Bhambri Fended Off A Match Point In A Slugfest Against Peter Polansky Before Registering A Place In The Second Round Of The Aegon Challenger Event In London. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Gautam Lalotra | Updated on: 20 Jun 2017, 12:05:50 PM New Delhi: Indian tennis ace Yuki Bhambri fended off a match point in a slugfest against Peter...

Novak Djokovic has been roasted by some tennis fans online after he urged officials to ease restrictions on 72 Australian Open players stuck in hard quarantine. The world No.1, who is not among the 72 prevented leaving their rooms and training in the lead-up to the tournament, called on Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley to arrange practice time for fellow players who are confined to hotel rooms for 14 days. Djokovic, 33, suggested players could be quarantined in private houses in Melbourne with tennis courts and gym facilities. Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews responded on Monday by ruling...