Japan-based racquet sports and golf equipment manufacturer Yonex Company, Ltd reported results for the nine-month ...

Best badminton rackets in 2025: 10 options that hit the mark - From lightweight rackets with flexible shafts to head-heavy ...

Before getting into more arm-friendly options, a public service reminder about strings. Recreational players with arm pain should refrain from using polyester strings. At least until the pain subsides ...

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The American has clinched a maiden major title at the Australian Open - beating double-defending champion Sabalenka in the final.Her triumph comes just over seven years after she suffered a heavy ...

Keys had previously lost her only Grand Slam final to Sloane Stephens at the 2017 US Open. But in 2025, she came prepared with a new Yonex racquet and a changed service motion. The 29-year-old played ...

Novak Djokovic needed a medical time out in the first set of his quarter-final against Carlos Alcaraz, which has now come under the scanner with tennis legend John McEnroe questioning the legitimacy ...

The Australian Open men’s singles match everybody had circled. The curtain-raiser for the 2025 tennis season. The latest chapter of the generational duel between the greatest player of this era ...

In the heart of Melbourne Park, behind the scenes of one of tennis' biggest stages, a dedicated team of stringers works tirelessly to ensure players' racquets are primed for battle.

The landmark move by Tennis Australia was made possible by having sensors at the courts in Melbourne Park which then registers the movements of the players as well as their racquets and the ball. The ...

It would be impossible to run a tennis tournament without racquets. And to have racquets, you need a dedicated group of people who can service them. “It’s easy to learn, but it’s basically ...

Carlos Alcaraz is occupying the rest. Advertisement He plays his biggest adversary in tennis other than Jannik Sinner on Tuesday in the quarterfinals. All that other stuff is wasted energy.