Covid-19 effect: No shaking, no sharing, no showering in tennis

ITF issued a set of guidelines which include arriving at a venue already dressed and leaving immediately after the conclusion of a match

Tennis pros take first swings at coronavirus-era exhibitions

There were no fans, no ball boys or girls and no line judges. Only a chair umpire

Since New York was pretty much the worst city hit by the virus, Becker thinks it would be unwise to have US Open

Returning to Fed Cup after four years, with her 18-month son in the stands, Sania helped India qualify for the Play-offs for the first time

Each event will last four days and feature an eight-man round-robin format with each player contesting two matches per day

'I’ve been playing tennis almost every day for as long as I can remember, so it has been an opportunity to take stock'

Meanwhile, Jay Berger was honored as the Team USA Legendary Coach

Fans called thinking it is Greek player's number, but calls went to switched off Kyrgios' number

There were sections of society that needed more urgent help during the economic crisis caused by the pandemic than his fellow competitors

Even if players start without an audience, it is difficult to organise events as it involves a lot of people, he says