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The Fever-Tree Championships is to stage a wheelchair exhibition tournament at The Queen’s Club for the first time. British stars Alfie Hewett, the current World No.1, and two-time Grand Slam

It was celebrations all round at the DLR TAKEI 2018 International Blind Tennis Tournament in Dublin this week as Team GB battled it out on court to win an astonishing six out of seven possible

Great Britain's Andy Lapthorne is one of four players named to take part in the quad doubles wheelchair tennis exhibition at The Championships, Wimbledon in July 2018 Great Britain's Andy

Former British No.1 joins host of other tennis stars past and present at West Hants Club to mark 50 years since dawn of the Open Era. Former British No.1 joins host of other tennis stars past and

Andy Murray brought an end to Britain’s long wait for a men’s Wimbledon champion and a Davis Cup triumph before Johanna Konta burst onto the scene to re-write records of her own. Andy Murray

Some of the biggest stars in today’s tennis galaxy were already winning titles in the 2000s. Joining their number was a certain Andy Murray. Some of the biggest stars in today’s tennis galaxy

This week, eight tennis players have pulled on their Great Britain kit and headed over to Dublin for the DLR TAKEI 2018 International Blind Tennis Tournament, with the team managed by the Tennis

Steffi Graf and Pete Sampras took home the lion’s share of Grand Slam title, but Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski ensured British fans had something to cheer. Steffi Graf and Pete Sampras took home

Catherine Fletcher is passionate about giving something back to the sport she loves. She has been involved in tennis since she first started playing as an 11-year-old. Catherine was born

Bjorn Borg vs John McEnroe, Martina Navratilova vs Chris Evert, the rivalries of the 1980s had a distinctly international flavour. Rackets were changing and so were the fashion statements. Bjorn