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Federer advances into fourth round of Miami OpenRoger Federer has been playing like a man on a mission at times this season. Having already secured his 100th title earlier in the year, he now has his sights firmly set on holding the most titles of any player in history. He is now aiming to beat Jimmy Connors and his 109 titles.

Rain crashes the Miami Open relaunch partyThe Miami Open is underway, but we haven’t actually seen much tennis as rain again stopped play in the competition’s brand-new home.

Andreescu hailed as Canada’s brightest hope for a Grand SlamThe Canadian press has been having a field day and the country’s Prime Minister has shared his congratulations. Bianca Andreescu’s Indian Wells final against Angelique Kerber might not have been shown on national TV, but that hasn’t stopped Canada from getting rather excited about her weekend win at the BNP Paribas Open.

Thiem beats Federer and Andreescu beats Kerber in dramatic Indian Wells finaleIt has been a tournament that has seen illnesses, withdrawals and the occasional tantrum, but on Finals day, the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells served up plenty of quality and some late drama.

Kerber beats Venus Williams to reach Indian Wells semisNumber eight seed Angelique Kerber beat Venus Williams in straight sets yesterday to book her place in the semi-final of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells.

Federer beats Edmund to reach Indian Wells quartersBefore their match, Roger Federer said that he was wary of Kyle Edmund’s “unbelievable power”. It was the first time that the Swiss star had played Britain’s number one, but in the end, he made it look relatively easy, sweeping his opponent away 6-1, 6-4.

Mystery illness affects Sevastova and Zverev at Indian WellsIt looks like something nasty might be going around after two more players complained of a mystery illness at the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, California.

Williams retires from Indian Wells citing dizziness and fatigueSerena Williams has pulled out of the WTA BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells after suffering from what the WTA described as a “viral illness”.

Five tennis champions who made a difference off courtInternational Women’s Day celebrates achievements by women across all walks of life. Here we have a look at some of the best players from the WTA – past and present – who made an impact that transcended the sporting realm.

Andy Murray pain-free after surgery but cautious about Wimbledon returnAndy Murray has declared himself pain-free after undergoing hip surgery but said that his chances of returning in time for this year’s Wimbledon were less than 50-50. He said that he wanted to continue playing if possible but that he felt under no pressure to do so and that he had other irons in the fire.

Halep and Kvitová advance in MiamiAlthough we are only a few months into the tennis season, the women’s side of the game is a lot harder to call than the men’s, as Novak Djokovic is clearly a cut above his peers right now.

Djokovic and Isner into fourth round in MiamiIn a tournament already full of upsets, especially in the women’s side of the draw, there was a moment when it seemed as if Novak Djokovic might have been about to join them.

French Open increases prize money to combat pay gapThe organisers of the French Open have announced that they are increasing the prize money that is available to those who are knocked out in the early stages of the tournament in a bid to lower the pay gap between top players and those who are lower down in the rankings.

Annabel Croft says mothers are key to getting more kids playing tennisIt’s a problem that British tennis has struggled with for decades: how to get more young people interested in and – more importantly – actively participating in the sport.

Andy Murray’s mother says funding needed now for tennis legacyJudy Murray is a successful tennis coach in her own right, as well as being mother to two of Great Britain’s most successful and well-known players.

Revamped Fed Cup Finals could be up and running next yearA newly revamped Fed Cup Finals could be in operation by next year. The restructured competition would feature a dozen teams and could be up and running as early as April 2019.

Kyrgios trashes racquet during Indian Wells lossNick Kyrgios smashed his racquet and threw his shoes into the crowd during a loss against German veteran Philipp Kohlschreiber that saw the controversial Australian knocked out in the first round of the ATP BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells.

Norrie crashes out of Indian Wells to Auger-AliassimeGreat Britain’s Cameron Norrie was unceremoniously ditched out of the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells at the first hurdle. Britain’s number two was knocked out in the first round by Canadian teenager Félix Auger-Aliassime.

All the ATP ranking movements as Federer hits the top four againAfter a fascinating week on the tour circuit, it was all change in the ATP rankings published on Monday. Two ATP 500 tournaments and an ATP 250 have produced some significant movements, with Roger Federer, Nick Kyrgios, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Great Britain’s Dan Evans all enjoying a boost in the rankings.

Kyrgios beats Zverev in straight sets in Mexican Open finalNick Kyrgios put in a nearly flawless performance to clinch the Mexican Open title in Acapulco, but admitted that he needed to be far more disciplined if he wanted to unlock his full potential.

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