Tennis needs to review its relationship with betting companies in the wake of the match-fixing allegations which have rocked the sport, Britain's world number two Andy Murray has warned.

World number one Novak Djokovic will begin his campaign for a record sixth Australian Open title when he takes on South Korean talent Hyeon Chung in the first round at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne tomorrow.

Australia Green survived a scare to reach the final of the Hopman Cup thanks to a dramatic 2-1 victory over France at the Perth Arena. 

Controversial Australian Nick Kyrgios stunned world number two Andy Murray as Australia Green clinched a 2-1 victory over Britain on a dramatic day of action at the Hopman Cup in Perth today.

Britain’s Andy Murray and Heather Watson battled to victory in their opening Hopman Cup match after their contest against the French team was decided on a tie-break in the crucial mixed doubles rubber at the Perth Arena.

World number one Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from the 2015 International Premier Tennis League (IPTL) on the eve of the season getting underway.

Two historic events of global significance at the weekend have left British sport punching the air.

First, Tyson Fury’s impudent acquisition of Wladimir Klitschko’s triple world heavyweight crowns seems to have "shook up the world" just as another underdog, Muhammad Ali, did when he upset all the odds to dethrone the so-called unbeatable ogre that was Sonny Liston half a century ago.

Then Britain's Andy Murray-led Davis Cup tennis squad defied the spectre of terrorism to claim the sport’s biggest team prize, one that had eluded the nation for over three quarters of a century.

An Andy Murray masterclass powered Britain to their first Davis Cup victory since 1936 and 10th overall title today after taking an unassailable 3-1 lead against Belgium in Ghent.

Britain moved to within one win of a first Davis Cup title in 79 years after Andy and Jamie Murray battled to a tight four-set victory in today’s doubles rubber in the Belgian city of Ghent.

Hosts Belgium are tied 1-1 with Britain at the end of the opening day of the 2015 Davis Cup Final after both country's top ranked players won their opening singles rubbers at Ghent's Flanders Expo.

The ring of steel that has encircled the vast majority of major sporting events since September 5, 1972 is having to be re-enforced because of the latest horrific acts of terrorism.

World number one Novak Djokovic produced a classy performance to become the first player to win four consecutive ATP World Tour Finals titles as he claimed a comprehensive straight-sets victory over Switzerland’s Roger Federer at London’s O2 Arena today.

Next weekend’s Davis Cup final between Britain and Belgium will go ahead as planned despite newly-elected International Tennis Federation (ITF) President David Haggerty revealing they have “great concerns” about the raise of the terror alert in Brussels.

The Olympic Games are considered the pinnacle of any athlete’s career by many, but for some, an appearance on the grandest stage of them all barely tops their ever-growing list of priorities.

Switzerland’s Stan Wawrinka claimed a straight-sets win over home favourite Andy Murray at the ATP World Tour Finals at the O2 Arena in London to set up a last-four encounter with compatriot Roger Federer tomorrow.