Murray bidding for back-to-back Grand Slams
Andy Murray is hoping his new-found ability to produce his best tennis on the game's biggest stages will continue tomorrow as he looks to make history against Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open final.
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Australian Open men's singles preview
RTÉ Sport's John O'Donovan looks forward to the first Grand Slam of the season, where he envisages a three-way battle for the Australian Open.
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Australian Open: Men's Preview
The 'big four' are all at the Australian Open - John O'Donovan looks at which one is best placed to win what is often a test of endurance.
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Nadal and Murray do first round necessaries in Oz
Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray have both claimed their places in the second round of the Australian Open in Melbourne.
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Tracker: Andy Murray v Marin Cilic
After a shaky start, Scotland's Andy Murray booked his place in Sunday's Men's Singles final at the Australian Open when seeing off his Croation opponent Marin Cilic, 3-6 6-4 6-4 6-2.
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Federer strolls into next round
The top men's seeds continued to make trouble-free progress at the Australian Open today as Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Nikolay Davydenko all secured comfortable straight-set wins.
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Irish pair advance in Melbourne
The Irish pair of Louk Sorensen and Conor Niland enjoyed further success at the Australian Open Men's singles qualifiers in Melbourne on Friday.
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Nadal survives valiant Verdasco challenge
Rafael Nadal will face Roger Federer in the Australian Open men's final - but it needed a mammoth effort from the world number one to get there.
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Australian Open - Day 1 Review
The first Grand Slam of the year got undwerway in Melbourne on Monday with Andy Murray's departure from the men's singles the only upset so far on day one.
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Federer & Henin head seeds
Roger Federer and Justine Henin have been named as top seeds in the men's and women's draws for the Australian Open.
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Bigs stars fight the heat in Melbourne
The jostle for pole position in the bottom half of the men's draw got into full swing on a baking second day of the Australian Open.
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Murray takes French Open doubles defeat
Andrew Murray and James Auckland were knocked out of the men's doubles at the French Open this morning.
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Doubles misery for Murray in Melbourne
Andy Murray has suffered another setback after crashing out of the Australian Open Men's Doubles in the first round in Melbourne.
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Zimbabwe pair cause Oz Open upset
Wayne Black and Kevin Ullyett upset second seeds Bob and Mike Bryan to win the men's doubles title in the Australian Open today.
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Roddick and Hewitt safely into second round
Andy Roddick and Lleyton Hewitt led a charge of men's seeds into the second round of the Australian Open today in Melbourne.
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Federer and Davenport top seeds in Melbourne
Roger Federer and Lindsay Davenport have been named as the top seeds for the men's and women's singles at the Australian Open which starts on Monday in Melbourne.
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Hewitt survives Spanish test
Australia's Lleyton Hewitt survived a testing workout by Spanish teenager Rafael Nadal on Saturday to book his place in the fourth round of the Australian Open.
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Safin battles to reach last 16
Former Australian Open finalist Marat Safin won an enthralling five-set encounter with veteran Todd Martin to earn a meeting with American James Blake in the last 16 in Melbourne.
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Moya may miss Aussie Open
Carlos Moya's chances of playing at the Australian Open are in doubt after a serious ankle injury forced him to retire from the men's final against Lleyton Hewitt at the adidas International.
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Roddick and Henin-Hardenne top Aussie seeds
World number one Andy Roddick was named as the top men's seed for the first Grand Slam of the season, the Australian Open, which gets underway next week.