Dave Worsley

While the former tennis number one, Maria Sharapova, isn't in action on day two of the New Zealand Women's Tennis Open, the crowd can still expect to see some star performances on court today. Audio

The New Zealand Women's Tennis Open gets underway in Auckland today, with the event drawing some of the sport's star players from all over the world. Audio

It's sweet sixteen for Roger Federer, taking his fourth Australian Open title and his sixteenth Grand Slam. Audio

To the Australian tennis Open in Melbourne now, where two Chinese women have made it further than any of their compatriots before them in a grand slam event. Audio

Prince William has upstaged the stars of tennis at the Australian Open. Audio

The first tennis grand slam of the year, the Australian Open, gets underway in Melbourne today. Audio

New Zealand's premiere tennis tournament resumes today in Auckland. Audio

The strongest line up yet for a Heineken tennis Open takes to the courts later today at the ASB Tennis Centre in Auckland. Audio

The Women's Tennis Classic is getting towards the business end of things in Auckland with the quarter finals beginning today. Audio

The $310,000 ASB Classic tennis tournament begins in Auckland later today, after qualifying matches were completed at the weekend. Audio

Belgian Kim Clijsters wiped the tears off her face as the crowd roared its approval at her win over Venus Williams. Audio

Four-times winner Tiger Woods has made a strong start at the US PGA Championship overnight. Audio

Dave Worsley is at the Australian Open in Melbourne. Audio

The Australian Open is at an interesting stage - our correspondent Dave Worsley is in Melbourne. Audio

Dave Worsley has been courtside in Melbourne. Audio

It's quarter finals day. Audio

Dave Worsley is in Melbourne. Audio

Marina Erakovic, New Zealand's tennis number one, has lost her second round match at the Australian Tennis Open. Audio

New Zealand number one, Marina Erakovic, has won her opening round of the Australian Open women's singles. Audio

It's day one of the Australian Open and favourite Rafael Nadal says he'll be keeping a wary eye on Andy Murray's progress. Audio