Former World No 1 returning to ASB Classic
Wozniacki has unfinished business in Auckland, after finishing runner-up on two occasions
Wozniacki has unfinished business in Auckland, after finishing runner-up on two occasions
The US Open doubles champion will be flying the Kiwi flag in Auckland.
The confirmation of Cameron Norrie is a big boost for the Auckland fortnight.
It's a coup for the Auckland tournament as the 19-year-old is a major drawcard.
The controversial plan has not been finalised but is expected to be confirmed next month.
At the age of 36, the Frenchman thought his days of winning an ATP title were over
Veteran was named in a five-strong team for next month’s World Group 1 playoff tie.
A 36yo Frenchman has managed the ultimate Cinderella story.
The Frenchman waited two decades to play in New Zealand - now he's in the final.
When Michael Venus reflects on this week, the Kiwi doubles exponent will curse his luck.
Fan favourite Cameron Norrie has reached the semifinals in Auckland for the second time.
It was an eerie atmosphere, as the tournament’s biggest drawcard played on an empty court
Cameron Norrie battled the rain and a classy opponent before winning a marathon contest.
OPINION: The same debate over the ASB Classic venue has played out in the past.
The world No 25 withdrew at the end of the first set of his second-round match
Up until a few weeks ago, the 20-year-old Atlanta native had never been out of the USA
Enjoy Casper Ruud while you can.
On the ATP tour, there aren’t many tougher assignments than facing John Isner’s serve
Only two Kiwi males in the last decade have won a first-round ASB Classic singles match.
Despite all the rain, there was never any doubt who would reign.
It was a remarkable display from the world No 466, as he defied a huge ranking disparity.
In terms of experience, there couldn’t be a greater contrast.
Most athletes talk about being in the zone but Gauff takes the opposite view.
The 18-year-old was a class above in a dominant semifinal showing.
The Canadian, who memorably reached the 2021 US Open final, was overwhelmed by the Belgian
The top seed at the ASB Classic has a different opinion to Emma Raducanu.
Raducanu implied that the condition of the indoor courts had been a factor in her injury.
The ASB Classic has been dealt another blow.
The British star says she isn't surprised someone was injured on the slick courts.
Emma Raducanu is out of the ASB Classic - and in the worst way possible.