Australian Open 2010

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  Federer, Serena undisputed king and queen

  Roger Federer and Serena Williams reaffirmed themselves as the undisputed king and queen of tennis as the Australian Open kicked off the new season, while Chinese players gave a glimpse of the future.

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  Fabulous Federer wins Australian Open

  Swiss great Roger Federer won his fourth Australian Open and 16th Grand Slam title to deny Andy Murray's quest for British tennis history.

• Federer, Serena to hold on to No. 1 rankings

  Roger Federer and Australian Open women's champion Serena Williams will maintain their No. 1 rankings when new ATP and WTA rankings are released on Monday.

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  Paes-Black win Australian Open mixed doubles

  Leander Paes equalled the record for most Grand Slam title triumphs by an Indian as the veteran and his Zimbabwean partner Cara Black clinched the Australian Open mixed doubles Championship with a straight-set win here on Sunday.

• Bryan brothers win 4th Australian Open title

  American twins Bob and Mike Bryan won their fourth Australian Open men's doubles title _ and their eighth in Grand Slams _ beating Daniel Nestor of Canada and Serbian Nenad Zimonjic 6-3, 6-7 (5), 6-3 on Saturday.

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  Serena lifts Australian Open trophy

  Serena Williams put an end to Justine Henin's hopes of a Grand Slam title on her return from retirement with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-2 win in the Australian Open final on Saturday.

• Murray prepared to play best against Federer

  Andy Murray knows exactly what it will take to beat Roger Federer in the Australian Open final and finally fulfill the hopes of a nation.

• Hip surgery sidelines Hewitt till French Open

  Former world number one Lleyton Hewitt will be out of action for at least three months after undergoing hip surgery following his exit from the Australian Open.

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  Will Andy Murray be the Great Scot?

  There he was, mouth agape, roaring like a Highlands warrior in full battle cry in "Braveheart."

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  Not even my comeback tops Clijsters: Henin

  Justine Henin's amazing return from retirement to make the Australian Open final is a remarkable achievement, but she says it pales in comparison to Kim Clijsters' comeback win at the US Open.

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  Murray advances after Australia Day fireworks

  Andy Murray had been warned about the fireworks when he played defending champion Rafael Nadal. He got what he expected in the second set. What he didn't expect was the fizzer at the end.

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  Tsonga gets revenge by downing Djokovic

  France's Jo-Wilfried Tsonga gained a measure of revenge for his defeat in the 2008 Australian Open final by beating an ailing Novak Djokovic in their quarter-final on Wednesday.

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  Federer beats Davydenko to make Open semis

  Swiss top seed Roger Federer fought back to beat Russian sixth seed Nikolay Davydenko 2-6, 6-3, 6-0, 7-5 and make the semi-finals of the Australian Open on Wednesday.

• Paes in mixed semis but out of men's doubles

  Leander Paes had a bitter-sweet experience at the Australian Open with the Indian tennis ace sailing into the semi-finals of mixed doubles but crashing out of men's doubles event on Wednesday.

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  Has tennis seen the best of Nadal?

  Rafael Nadal's injury-enforced withdrawal from the Australian Open has once again raised doubts as to whether tennis has seen the best of him.