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A throwback to Jamie Murray’s five Grand Slam triumphs

Sutton T&SC & Wilton crowned Aegon Team Tennis National Open Finals champions

There was disappointment for Alfie Hewett and Andy Lapthorne on the final day of the US Open as the pair lost their respective wheelchair tennis finals.

It was Super Saturday for the Brits at Flushing Meadows, as Jamie Murray and Swiss partner Martina Hingis lifted the mixed doubles trophy, Gordon Reid and Alfie Hewett became wheelchair men’s doubles champions and Andy Lapthorne with American partner David Wagner won the quad doubles.

Britain’s Hewett, Reid and Lapthorne all add doubles titles to their growing collections of Grand Slam wins on a sensational day at the US Open.

As Flushing Meadows prepares for an exciting weekend of finals, we’re throwing it back to 1997 when British legend Greg Rusedski historically reached the US Open men's final.

Fran Smith won double gold for Wales at this year’s School Games wheelchair tennis tournament, with England and Ulster winning the titles in boys events.

Earlier this month six British tennis players flew out to represent Team GBR at the World University Games (WUGs) in Chinese Taipei.

The best junior players across the country descended on the twin venues of West Hants LTC and the Nottingham Tennis Centre last week for the Nike Junior National Tennis Championships.

Team GBR – Who is representing us in the World University Games?