Mirra Andreeva’s rise in the WTA rankings has accelerated so quickly that the 17-year-old Russian can’t keep track.

Seventeen-year-old Mirra Andreeva's rapid rise in WTA rankings sees her nearing a top-10 return following significant victories at Indian Wells. Balan ...

Maya Joint has had her dramatic rise recognised with a call-up to Australia's Billie Jean King Cup team for the Brisbane ...

Former Olympic champion Belinda Bencic stuns third-seeded Gauff, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, and will face Madison Keys next. Britain’s ...

Aryna Sabalenka lost serve just once in 1 hour and 12 minutes to set a quarterfinal match against World No.25 Liudmila ...

INDIAN WELLS, California — Russia's Daniil Medvedev shook off a day of rain delays to beat Tommy Paul of the United States ...

Iga Swiatek, comfortable as usual at the BNP Paribas Open, cruised into the quarterfinals with a victory on Tuesday in Indian ...

Andreeva has played stellar tennis in her first tournament since capturing a maiden WTA 1000 title and ascending into the Top 10, rolling into the fourth round without dropping a set. She allowed just ...

It was China’s Na who prevailed, winning the tiebreaker without dropping a point, as she became the first-ever Asian born ...

The fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open begins Tuesday with four matches each in the men’s and women’s singles brackets.

Andreeva is not No. 1—yet—but she’s the WTA’s player of the moment. The 17-year-old Russian, after a 1000 title in Dubai and two rounds at Indian Wells, has won eight straight matches, and they’ve ...

The Belarusian will next play world number 83 Sonay Kartal of the UK for a spot in the quarterfinal. In the opener Aryna ...