Victoria Azarenka suffered a second set meltdown but was able to recover and book her place in the Australian Open final after beating defending champion Kim Clijsters in three sets.
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Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are both through to the quater finals of the Australian Open after defeating Bernard Tomic and Feliciano Lopez.
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Andy Murray strolled in to the second week of the Australian Open after defeating Michael Llodra of France in a 6-4 6-2 6-0 win.
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Defending Australian Open champion, Novak Djokovic, waltzed past Nicolas Mahut today, winning 6-0 6-1 6-1 to seal his place in the last 16. 　 The Serb has yet to drop a set in the tournament this year, and is looking in imperious form as he bids for his third Australian Open title.
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Andy Murray has appointed former world number one Ivan Lendl as his new full-time coach.   Lendl, the winner of eight Grand Slam titles, will start work immediately.   The world number 4 said: "Ivan's impact on the game is unquestionable and he brings experience and knowledge that few others have, particularly in major tournaments.
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Lleyton Hewitt has denied rumours that he will be retiring as a "load of rubbish", as he prepares for the start of the 2012 tennis season.   Hewitt is preparing for the Hopman Cup event, beginning on Saturday, which he will be using as a warm up for the Australian Open.
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  One time world number and 14-time major winner Tiger Woods is finally back in the world’s top 50 after a prolonged and dramatic fall from the top which saw him drop to number 58 just seven months ago.
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Tiger Woods' spell at the top of the leaderboard at the Australian Open yesterday was short-lived as John Senden charged past the former world number one, into the third round lead.
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With a smaller crowd than he’s been used to in recent years, Tiger Woods began his latest attempt at a comeback with a neat 4-under 68 in the first round of the Australian Open, leaving him three shots behind first-round leader Jarrod Lyle.
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Former Olympic champion Cathy Freeman has urged Jessica Ennis to be “selfish” in order to deal with the immense weight of expectation in the run up to London 2012.
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Five-time Olympic champion Ian Thorpe will make his return to competitive international swimming at the World Cup in Singapore on Friday after a five-year absence. The 29-year-old Australian retired in 2006 citing disillusionment with the sport but confirmed earlier this year he was returning, with a view to competing in the London 2012 Olympics.
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As Formula One moves to its newest venue for the inaugural Indian Grand Prix at the weekend, Red Bull claim they are looking for a win for Mark Webber.
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*As Australian wicketkeeper batsman Brad Haddin celebrates his 34th birthday on Sunday, he will be hoping to celebrate more than just his birthday when Australia take on South Africa in the second one-day international (ODI) at St George's Park in Port Elizabeth.
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In a programme targeted at improving his form and performance ahead of November’s President’s Cup, former world no1 Tiger Woods has agreed to play invitational events in Perth and Melbourne.
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As the debate over the player’s overcrowded schedule and the demands of the circuit gathers pace, world number three Roger Federer has pulled out of the Shanghai Masters in order to rest his tired body and clear up a few injuries.
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  After four years in the top job, Australia’s national cricket coach Tim Nielsen has stepped down, saying he’s going to take up a new cricket role elsewhere.
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With the national side’s scores level at 2-2, the deciding Davis Cup rubber between Australia’s Lleyton Hewitt and Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland was suspended due to bad light on day three, and will resume on Monday at the Royal Sydney Golf Club.
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Fresh from his triumph in the US Open earlier this week, champion Novak Djokovic will play for Serbia against David Nalbandian of Argentina in the Davis Cup semi-finals in Belgrade.
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Sam Stosur produced the match of her life to defeat Serena Williams 6-2 6-3 and claim her maiden grand slam title in New York. However, her night of glory was tainted by her defeated opponent who launched a verbal tirade at the umpire in the second set.
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*As the crowds in Cardiff cheered and whooped at the motoring spectacle in front of them, behind the screen of tyre smoke was Daniel Ricciardo, the latest product of the Red Bull junior team.
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