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Jack Draper: Form, fixtures, ranking and viewing options

  • by Sports World Zone Staff

Jack Draper missed 2026 Australian Open with arm injury; British No 2 has won three career titles to date with biggest coming at Indian Wells in March 2025; Draper's best run at a Grand Slam was reaching US Open semi-finals in 2024; watch him play live on Sky Sports and stream with NOW Monday…

British Players Exit Miami Open

  • by Sports World Zone Staff

English interest at the Miami Open was ended as Cameron Norrie, Katie Boulter and Fran Jones were all knocked out on Saturday in Florida. Boulter was beaten in straight sets, 6-3 7-5, by 13th seed Karolina Muchova in the third round while Norrie and Jones' exits came in the second round.

Jones Upsets Venus; Kouame Becomes Youngest Masters Winner

  • by Sports World Zone Staff

Great Britain's Fran Jones defeated her idol, seven-time Grand Slam champion Venus Williams in the first round of the Miami Open on Thursday. Jones won in straight sets against Williams, 7-5 7-5, bowing to the 45-year-old great once her victory was confirmed.

Boulter Rallies Past Bouzas Maneiro in Miami Opener

  • by Sports World Zone Staff

Katie Boulter continued her revival with a hard-fought victory over Jessica Bouzas Maneiro in the opening round of the Miami Open to gain sweet revenge for her US Open defeat to the Spaniard in 2024.

Draper Buoys Indian Wells Breakthrough Ahead of Miami

  • by Sports World Zone Staff

Despite being freshly demoted to British No 2, Jack Draper has taken confidence from his Indian Wells performances which included a career first win over Novak Djokovic and hopes to continue his good form at the Miami Open.

From Melbourne Serve to Milano Slides: Laura Robson's Busy Start

  • by Sports World Zone Staff

In her latest Sky Sports column, Laura Robson reflects on a whirlwind start to 2026 beginning with the Australian Open in Melbourne, spending less than 24 hours back home, and then working at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games where she was left in awe of Matt Weston and somehow managed…

Henman: Raducanu May Be Better Without Full-Time Coach

  • by Sports World Zone Staff

Tim Henman feels Emma Raducanu is better off without a coach despite the British No 1 reuniting with Mark Petchey on an informal basis ahead of Indian Wells - live on Sky Sports Tennis. Raducanu parted company with Francisco Roig in the wake of her second-round defeat at the Australian Open .