The Latest Breaking News from ITF

The British No 1 is preparing for her first professional match on clay, representing Great Britain in the Billie Jean King Cup

An ugly brawl broke out between two opposing coaching teams in Ghana when a 15-year-old top seed slapped his opponent after being dumped out in the first round

The Davis Cup tie between India and Norway and that of nine other Asia nations, will now be held on September 14-15 while the ATF itself rescheduled the tennis event at Asian Games to September 18-24

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In the ITF women’s event in Australia, Ankita Raina and Rutuja Bhosale also reached doubles semis

Former national champion Sowjanya Bavisetti knocked out top seed Sujeong Jang of Korea 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 in the first round of the $25,000 ITF women’s tennis tournament in Australia on Wednesday.

The WTA, ATP and ITF took action on future events including Russian and Belarusian athletes.

Tennis players from Russia and Belarus can continue to compete in international tournaments and Grand Slams but cannot do so under the name or flag of either country.

The ITF has cancelled all tournaments scheduled to be held in Russia this year following the country’s invasion of Ukraine but Svitolina has called for firmer action

Daniil Medvedev officially became the world number one on Monday - but his place atop the rankings could already be in danger due to circumstances outside of his control.

The IOC has recommended that Russian and Belarussian athletes be prevented from competing in international events