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Error-strewn Murray in shock Monaco loss

Murray

Roger Federer will return to second in the ATP standings next week after Andy Murray collapsed to a 6-1 6-2 third-round loss to Stanislas Wawrinka at the Monte Carlo Masters on Thursday.

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Matosevic on a roll in Indian Wells

Marinko Matosevic.

Indian Wells, California Australian storms into third round of Indian Wells tournament in California.

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Matosevic out, Stosur wins

Samantha Stosur

Indian Wells, California Marinko Matosevic misses out on clash with Novak Djokovic but Samantha Stosur rolls on.

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Peerless Federer knocks over another cocky challenger

Roger Federer hits a return against Canada's Milos Raonic.

Greg Baum The tournament sets them up, and one by one, Roger Federer knocks them down.

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Federer relentless in overcoming Raonic

Roger Federer

It was everything everyone's come to expect from Roger Federer - relentless, error-free tennis to bemuse, break down and eventually beat another Grand Slam opponent.

Live tennis commentary: 2013 Australian Open - day two

Live tennis.

Scott Spits Real-time coverage of the second day of the first grand slam event of 2013 - the two-week Australian Open tournament at Melbourne Park.

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The body of evidence: now Murray muscles in

Andy Murray

Peter Hanlon AFTER another lamentable afternoon of the 1989 Ashes series, England captain David Gower was so exasperated to be fielding the same question asked yet another tedious way that he let his head fall...

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Scorching-hot Murray too classy for Sousa

Andy Murray

John Salvado The Scottish star defied the brutal heat to cruise into the third round of the Australian Open.

Live Tennis Commentary: 2013 Australian Open - Day Four

Live: Australian Open 2013.

Will Brodie The heat rises at Melbourne Park as the world's best players try to negotiate the second round of 2013's first grand slam tournament.

Chardy bursts del Potro's Open bubble

The Chardy was flowing at the Australian Open.

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Djokovic to take easy way to final

Nice draw: Novak Djokovic should sail into the final.

Jake Niall Serb should end up playing David Ferrer for a place in final, according to seedings.

Kyrgios to get No.1 spot after Open win

Nick Kyrgios

Darren Walton DESPAIR not, 17-year-old tennis ace Nick Kyrgios has restored battered local pride at the Australian Open.

Live tennis commentary: 2013 Australian Open, day eight

Live: Australian Open 2013.

Scott Spits Another big day of tennis ahead at the Australian Open, beginning with Caroline Wozniacki and Svetlana Kuznestova on Centre Court and culminating in a big night on Rod Laver Arena as Serena Williams...

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Scot demands his day out of the sun

Andy Murray

Andy Murray might have thought breaking through for a grand slam win might change things, but the Scot and his coach Ivan Llendl are annoyed that he is still playing second fiddle to Roger Federer.

Murray crushes Chardy to reach Open semis

Australian Open 2013 Tennis Day 10, Melbourne, Andy Murray as he beats Jeremy Chardy at Rod Laver Arena. 23rd January 2013 Photo: Sebastian Costanzo

No.3 seed Andy Murray continued his seamless progression through the Australian Open draw on Wednesday, trouncing unseeded Frenchman Jeremy Chardy in straight sets in the quarter-finals.

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Cheeky Tsonga ponders inconsistency in the women's game

Tsonga

Michael Gleeson Cheeky Frenchman blames emotional instability for the lack of a consistently dominant group in women's tennis.

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Federer taken to the brink by dogged Frenchman

Tough fight: Roger Federer was pushed to five sets by Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in an unrelenting contest on Wednesday night.

Michael Gleeson First there was Serena, but Roger refused to follow. After Serena Williams collapsed out of the women’s draw regular top seed transmission returned with Roger Federer fighting bitterly, but elegantly...

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Federer outlasts Tsonga to set up Murray showdown

Australian Open 2013 Tennis Day 10, Melbourne, Roger Federer as he plays Jo-Wilfried Tsonga at Rod Laver Arena. 23rd January 2013 Photo: Sebastian Costanzo

Michael Gleeson FIRST there was Serena, but Roger refused to follow.

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How to lure Federer into the odd stumble

Greg-Baum

Greg Baum Andy Murray understandably is tired of the question about what has changed since he broke through for his first major championship victory last year, but Roger Federer identifies one difference, and...

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Getting bang for your buck never guaranteed, even on centre court

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Richard Hinds As of Thursday afternoon, after four months, the women's final was still not sold out.

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