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Ivanovic knocked-out by qualifier as Australian Open begins

  • Tennis

By Michael PavittThere were several shocks on day one at the Australian Open in Melbourne, with fifth-seed Ana Ivanovic the biggest name to fall.

second and third seeds Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal claiming straight sets victories.Great Britain's Andy

Murray and Grigor Dmitrov of Bulgaria were also among those progressing in straight sets, as focus now



International Premier Tennis League will boost tennis in Asia, predicts study

  • Tennis

By Nick ButlerTennis's popularity in Asia and the Middle East will be boosted by the International Premier Tennis League (IPTL) that started in Manila this weekend, a report has claimed.

December 11 to 13.Among the star names present are Grand Slam winners Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Andy

Murray, Maria Sharapova, Serena Williams, Caroline Wozniacki and Marin Čilić, along with legends of



Asian Games: Day three of competition

  • Incheon 2014 Asian Games Live Blogs

world number 43 Lu Yen-Hsun, who I best remember for knocking out future two-time Grand Slam winner Andy

Murray from the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. 


Murray vows to stay loyal to Great Britain after online abuse over Scottish independence tweet

  • Tennis

By Daniel EtchellsOlympic gold medallist Andy Murray has vowed to carry on playing for Great Britain

with the Daily Mail, published prior to confirmation that Scotland had voted to reject independence, Murray

betrayal after years of support from British fans at Wimbledon, the Olympics and the Davis Cup.But Murray

Andy Murray celebrates his Wimbledon success in 2013 ©Getty ImagesPolice have launched an investigation

been "killed at Dunblane" - a massacre at Dunblane Primary School which occurred in March 1996 when Murray

Murray leaves for China tomorrow where he will play tournaments in Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai in


Scottish "No" vote removes uncertainty from British sport says Sir Craig Reedie

  • News

By Gary AndersonInternational Olympic Committee (IOC) vice-president Sir Craig Reedie has told insidethegames that the result of the Scottish independence referendum has removed any uncertainty over the future of sport in Great Britain. 

Paralympic Games and beyond.Scottish athletes secured 13 of Britain's 65 medals at London 2012 with Andy

Murray, Katherine Grainger and Sir Chris Hoy claiming gold.Track cyclist Sir Chris is the most successful

Meanwhile, former Wimbledon champion and London 2012 gold medallist Murray had pinned his allegiance

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vows to stay loyal to Great Britain after online abuse over Scottish independence tweetSeptember 2014: Murray


Murray reveals he's a "Yes" man for Scottish Independence

  • Tennis

By Daniel EtchellsOlympic gold medallist and former Wimbledon champion Andy Murray has shown his support

Excited to see the outcome," Murray, who has no vote himself as he lives near London, wrote."

Andy Murray's Tweet from today ©TwitterScotland has set a target date of March 2016 for independence



Alan Hubbard: Scotland's sporting conundrum if it votes for independence would be more akin to a Shakespearean tragedy

  • Inside the Blogs

Or even want to know.Take Andy Murray.

So Murray, like other Scottish sportsfolk, will be sidelined unless they continue to choose to compete

should they make it to the winners' podium.Hardly what Alex Salmond would want to see or hear.Would Andy

Murray, who does not have a vote as he now is resident in England - his Wimbledon home is just a short

Not only did he pointedly flourish the Saltire in the Royal Box as Murray dutifully draped himself in



Will Scotland say "Yes" to end era of British Olympic sport as we know it?

  • The Big Read

In 2012, "Flower of Scotland" rang around the Olympic Stadium as a children's choir performed traditional music from all four nations of the United Kingdom at London's Olympic Opening Ceremony.When Team GB entered later, the flag was proudly carried by four-time Olympian Sir Chris Hoy. Already the most successful Scot, victory in men's keirin and team sprint gave him an unprecedented six gold medals in a stellar career, the most bemedalled British Olympian of all time. Now a special locker at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome in Glasgow contains his cycling kit. It is of course, painted gold.Sir Chris was...

continued the gold on water theme with Etienne Stott as they paddled to victory in canoe slalom.In 2012, Andy

Murray shook off the disappointment of defeat to Roger Federer in the Wimbledon final and returned to

More than 70 years before, before another Scot, Bob Murray, a pioneer in small bore shooting, did win


Bach promises to "safeguard" Scottish athletes should country vote for independence

  • Olympics

By Gary AndersonInternational Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach has promised that the interests of Scottish athletes will be protected ahead of Rio 2016 should the country vote for independence next week.

Scottish athletes secured 13 of Britain's 65 medals at London 2012 with Andy Murray, Katherine Grainger


Double delight for Japan as they dominate US Open wheelchair singles

  • Wheelchair Tennis

By Paul OsborneThere was double delight for Japan at the US Open in New York City today as Shingo Kuniedo and Yui Kamiji secured the men's and women's wheelchair tennis titles.

My dad told me I always do things two years after Andy Murray and I've done it again with the title here


Nishikori and Čilić record shock victories to set up surprise US Open final

  • Tennis

By Paul OsborneIt was an unforgettable day of tennis at the US Open today as top seed Novak Djokovic and five-time champion Roger Federer both tasted the bitterness of defeat in their semi-final encounters against Kei Nishikori and Marin Čilić.

2005 that will not feature one of the big four - Federer, Djokovic, Rafael Nadal of Spain or Briton Andy

Murray."

Federer saves two match points to overcome Monfils in US Open classicSeptember 2014: Djokovic beats Murray