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Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid guaranteed themselves and ParalympicsGB a second successive men’s doubles wheelchair tennis medal on Tuesday after the Brits beat Japanese third seeds Shingo Kunieda

Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid guaranteed the chance to play for a second Paralympic men’s doubles medal after advancing to the Tokyo 2020 men’s doubles semi-finals Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid

Tokyo 2020 Paralympics: Brits guaranteed to play for Paralympic medal Tokyo 2020 Paralympics: Brits guaranteed to play for Paralympic medal

Andy Lapthorne and Antony Cotterill will have the opportunity to play for a Paralympic medal after reaching the semi-finals of the quad doubles. Find out more. Andy Lapthorne and Antony Cotterill

Tennis Scotland can confirm that Colin Fleming, the Billie Jean King Cup coach and former Davis Cup player, has been appointed interim GB National Tennis Academy Head Coach. Tennis Scotland can

Scotland’s premier inter-club competition reaches its conclusion on Saturday as the Scottish Cup finals returns to the home of the reigning champions, Newlands Tennis Club. Scotland’s premier

Nottingham Tennis Centre Plans for the Future Nottingham Tennis Centre Plans for the Future

Nestled on Corstorphine Road with Scottish Rugby’s National Stadium as a backdrop, sits Murrayfield Lawn Tennis Club. Nestled on Corstorphine Road with Scottish Rugby’s National Stadium as a

Famous relatives, biggest inspirations and Paralympic debuts - how well do you know the British wheelchair tennis stars? Famous relatives, biggest inspirations and Paralympic debuts - how well do

In 2004, Peter Norfolk – also known as ‘The Quadfather’ – etched his name in the history books, becoming the first person to win a Paralympic gold medal in the inaugural wheelchair tennis quad