Herald tennis reporters provide the latest updates from finals day at the ASB Classic men's event.

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga lives up to the hype at the ASB Classic.

American Jack Sock hopes to create a new post match signature moment - by throwing one of his socks into the crowd.

Auckland tennis fans will get another chance to see the man known as the "Iron Man" of tennis tomorrow.

Radio Sport's Matt Brown and David Mustard look back on a big day three at the ASB men's Classic, with the big names, including David Ferrer and Jo-Wilfriend Tsonga "coming to the party".

In just 67 minutes of court time the Frenchman already pays back a significant share of his appearance fee.

Spaniard David Ferrer played his 33rd match in Auckland and won through to the second round today.

Latest updates from day three at the ASB Classic Men's event in Auckland.

Only the day session could be completed on day two at the men's ASB Classic. Radio Sport's Matt Brown and David Mustard recap the action.

Michael Venus couldn't repeat his heroics of 2015 at Auckland's ATP event, but again made light of a huge rankings disparity.

The day session at the ASB Classic has just been cancelled - but organisers are hopeful of completing some matches this evening.

World No 26 Jack Sock is coming off his best ever season on the tennis circuit – but says he gained a fresh perspective on the sport after his brother almost died last year. The 23-year-old American, making his second appearance in Auckland after reaching the quarter finals in 2014, explains to the Herald's Michael Burgess how his brothers' fight against a life threatening illness inspired him to new heights on the court. Sock also talks about his incredible high school record - he didn't lose a single match in four years – and his love for the Kansas City Royals and Chiefs. The American also discusses his close friendship with John Isner, his unusual nicknames and his hometown of Nebraska, also the birthplace of former world No1 Andy Roddick.

World-champion All Blacks put their slick ball-handling skills to the test as ball boys..

Artem Sitak and Marcus Daniell aiming to become one of the best doubles combinations in this country's history.

Latest updates from the ASB Classic men's tournament in Auckland.

Fans who were told they could return to watch the rest of yesterday's rained out semifinal are being turned away from the ASB Classic.

There is a possibility the ASB Classic final may not be staged, and joint winners declared, if ominous weather predicted for the next

Caroline Wozniacki was all business tonight, cantering through the second set as she broke Alexandra Dulgheru on three successive occasions to take the deciding set 6-0.

Stephens, who will contest today's second ASB Classic semifinal, was marked out for greatness from an early age.

Today Tamira Paszek will play her seventh match in seven days.

Radio Sport's Matt Brown and David Mustard cover off the day four action at the ASB Classic which decided the semi-finals for tomorrow. In one game it's Caroline Wozniacki against Sloane Stephens. In the other it's Julia Goerges against Tamira Paszek.

Herald tennis writer Michael Burgess provides regular updates from the fourth day at the ASB Classic.