Former world No. 20 Daria Saville has been soaking up plenty of tennis action now that the 2026 season is underway, while ...

If you’re ever short of a tennis partner to knock a ball with, UBTECH Robotics’ Walker S2 humanoid robot could change ...

From packed clubs in Spain to newly built venues across Europe and beyond, padel is rapidly growing into a global ...

Choosing the right tennis racket can be a minefield. These days, you are spoilt for choice with a wide variety of models for beginners all the way through to advanced playing standards with a baffling ...

Badminton has emerged to be a fast growing sport in India. (Pic: Getty Images). Badminton has seen significant growth in India lately, both at professional and recreational levels. Amid the surge in ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Mowing the lawn might not be your top priority as temperatures drop and leaves fall, but spring will be here before we know it. That's why ...

Carlos Alcaraz has broken another record—but this time, he didn’t even have to hit the court. His racquet did all the work. The Babolat racquet he used in the 2023 Wimbledon final sold at auction for ...

The tennis racket that Carlos Alcaraz used during his victory over Novak Djokovic in the 2023 Wimbledon final sold for $173,066.40 in an auction held by Prestige Memorabilia. It was Alcaraz's first ...

Aryna Sabalenka is no stranger to losing her cool during a tennis match, but the world No. 1 may have took it a bit too far during a heated match against American Jessica Pegula. It was a semifinal ...

The world’s top women’s tennis player lost her cool — and nearly hurt a ballboy in her fit of rage. While blowing her semifinal match to Jessica Pegula on Saturday at the Wuhan Open, Aryna Sabalenka ...

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