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Newcombe, Rafter back de Minaur to go deep at the Open

Tennis greats John Newcombe and Pat Rafter are backing seeded home hope Alex de Minaur to make an inspired Australian Open run at Melbourne Park.

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Shoulder injury creates fresh AO scare for Kokkinakis

Thanasi Kokkinakis has withdrawn from his Adelaide International quarter-final, casting a doubt over the local hope's upcoming Australian Open campaign.

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Kokkinakis, Hijikata advance in Adelaide

Thanasi Kokkinakis has joined Rinky Hijikata in the last eight at the Adelaide International, after fellow Australians Chris O'Connell and Li Tu bowed out.

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Novak Djokovic provides update on coach Andy Murray ahead of Australian Open

After the Serbian’s win in Brisbane, Nick Kyrgios was edged out by Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard in his first singles match in 18 months

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Djokovic hatches Murray plan to take down next-gen

Novak Djokovic has enjoyed a seamless opening to his Australian Open tilt and revealed how he hopes to unseat the younger foes standing in the way of history.

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Horror first day for Aussie men at Shanghai Masters

Four Australian men have been eliminated in straight sets during round-one action at the ATP Tour's Shanghai Masters.

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‘Flying the flag proudly’: Australians rally behind Alex de Minaur in grand slam resurgence

Australia has four men in the US Open third round for the first time since 1997 as the one-time tennis powerhouse rises again

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Aussie Popyrin ready for US Open showdown with Djokovic

Alexei Popyrin has powered to a third-round US Open showdown with Novak Djokovic, but fellow Aussies Rinky Hjikata, Ajla Tomljanovic and Maya Joint are out.

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Fond memories fuel Tomljanovic's New York return

Former quarter-finalist Ajla Tomljanovic is hoping to rediscover the magic of two years ago when she leads Australia's first-day assault at the US Open.

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De Minaur underdone but ready for US Open

He's spearheading a 20-strong Australian challenge but returning world No.10 Alex de Minaur admits he's less than 100 per cent for the US Open in New York.

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Popyrin staying cool ahead of US Open title tilt

Alexei Popyrin isn't getting carried away after his Montreal Masters breakthrough, pledging to stay in the moment in pursuit of US Open success in New York.

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Aussie Hijikata tumbles out of Winston-Salem quarters

Australian Rinky Hijikata has gone down in straight sets to David Goffin in the quarter-finals of the Winston-Salem Open.

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Gutsy Aussie tennis star gives his rival no quarter

Aussie tennis star Rinky Hijikata has continued an impressive build-up to the US Open, coming from a set down to reach the quarter-finals in North Carolina.

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Vukic leads Aussie ATP charge at Winston-Salem

Three of four Australians in action at the ATP Tour event in North Carolina have advanced, a promising sign ahead of next week's US Open start.

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Australia's tennis aces enjoy 44-year first at US Open

Led by seeds Alex de Minaur and Alexei Popyrin, Australia will have 10 men's players in the world's top 100 entering the US Open for the first time since 1980.

The Guardian - UK

Murray brothers’ doubles loss mattered little on emotional farewell

Andy and Jamie’s final doubles defeat at Wimbledon failed to dampen the celebration of a tennis dynasty

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Aussies salute Murray after spoiling emotional party

Wimbledon has hosted an emotional farewell to Andy Murray after he lost on Centre Court in the men's doubles to Australian duo John Peers and Rinky Hijikata.

The Independent UK

Andy Murray’s long farewell begins in tears after fitting Wimbledon ceremony

Murray was beaten alongside brother Jamie in the men’s doubles but the result quickly faded from memory as a special night on Centre Court began

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Tearful Murray Suffers Losing Start To Wimbledon Farewell

Andy Murray suffered a losing start in his farewell to Wimbledon on Thursday when he and brother Jamie were defeated in the first round of the men's doubles before the former champion wept openly on Centre Court.

The Independent UK

Andy and Jamie Murray beaten in emotional Centre Court doubles clash

The Murray brothers were beaten 7-6 (6) 6-4 by Australians Rinky Hijikata and John Peers.

Evening Standard

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Brothers in action against Rinky Hijikata and John Peers on Centre Court

The Independent UK

Wimbledon day four: Murray brothers ready to join forces after Brits bonanza

Jacob Fearnley takes on Novak Djokovic and two all-British battles take place on a bumper Thursday schedule.

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De Minaur overcomes dogged Duckworth and Wimbledon rain

James Duckworth stretched Alex de Minaur but could not take a set off Australia's No.1, while Alexei Popyrin and Adam Walton have also progressed at Wimbledon.

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Purcell, Vukic get hot for Wimbledon at Eastbourne

Max Purcell and Aleksandar Vukic have reached the quarter-finals in the final Wimbledon warm-up at Eastbourne but Olympics-bound Rinky Hijikata lost in Spain.

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Aussies Thompson, Hijikata into Queen's Club quarters

Jordan Thompson and Rinky Hijikata have ensured there will be two Australian men in the quarter-finals of the prestigious Queen's Club Championship in London.

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