Fourteen Australians – 11 men and three women – will compete at Wimbledon in 2024,spearheaded by top-tenner Alex de Minaur and dual quarter-finalist Ajla Tomljanovic.
As a teenager,Alex de Minaur was desperate to hit with James Duckworth. This week,the Australian pair face-off as rivals at Wimbledon.
Australia’s young tennis superstar grew up watching Rafa and Federer and Novak. But a new era is dawning for men’s tennis and the 25-year-old is well placed to smash it.
Alex de Minaur and Ajla Tomljanovic headline the 14 Australians set to contest this year’s Wimbledon championships. Alex Bolt has made it after playing in Mildura and Swan Hill earlier this year.
The rise of Afghanistan provided a rare moment to remember from the bubble gum form of cricket.
He’s always had speed. He’s always had a backhand. This year,Alex de Minaur has made minor improvements to another part of his game – and it’s had major results.
Tennis couple Alex de Minaur,the men’s world number seven,and Katie Boulter,Britain’s top-ranked woman,on changing each other’s game (and life).
Former Australian tennis star Jelena Dokic believes Alex de Minaur belongs among the top four contenders for the Wimbledon men’s singles title.
The 25-year-old Sydneysider was runner-up to Carlos Alcaraz at Queen’s last year,but tumbled out in the first round this year.
Alex de Minaur shot to the highest world ranking of his career after his win in the Netherlands,and hours later his girlfriend,Brit Katie Boulter,won the Nottingham title,also on grass.
The Demon showed he now belongs with the world’s elite. While his Roland-Garros loss will hurt,the doors are opening for him to hit Wimbledon with a top-eight seeding.