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29. Sep - 6. Oct
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21. Sep
2026 Billie Jean King Cup Finals take place in Shenzhen and feature Czechia, Great Britain, Spain, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belgium, China and Italy, with the quarter-finals starting on 22 September. Australia will not be competing in the Finals. Australia lost its April Qualifier against Great Britain in Melbourne, with Great Britain progressing to Shenzhen.
18. Sep
Australia face Poland in the Davis Cup this weekend in Brisbane, with the tie taking place at Pat Rafter Arena.
Australia will be led by Alex de Minaur, with Jordan Thompson, Aleksandar Vukic, Thanasi Kokkinakis and John-Patrick Smith also named in the squad. Poland are led by Hubert Hurkacz, alongside Kamil Majchrzak and doubles specialist Jan Zielinski.
The tie is part of the Davis Cup Finals Qualifiers, with Australia looking to secure their place in the next stage on home soil.
Australian viewers can watch all the action live on 9Go and 9Now, beIN Sports and Channel Nine.
18. Sep
Australia face Poland in the Davis Cup this weekend in Brisbane, with the tie taking place at Pat Rafter Arena.
Australia will be led by Alex de Minaur, with Jordan Thompson, Aleksandar Vukic, Thanasi Kokkinakis and John-Patrick Smith also named in the squad. Poland are led by Hubert Hurkacz, alongside Kamil Majchrzak and doubles specialist Jan Zielinski.
The tie is part of the Davis Cup Finals Qualifiers, with Australia looking to secure their place in the next stage on home soil.
Australian viewers can watch all the action live on 9Go and 9Now, beIN Sports and Channel Nine.
18. Sep
Australia face Poland in the Davis Cup this weekend in Brisbane, with the tie taking place at Pat Rafter Arena.
Australia will be led by Alex de Minaur, with Jordan Thompson, Aleksandar Vukic, Thanasi Kokkinakis and John-Patrick Smith also named in the squad. Poland are led by Hubert Hurkacz, alongside Kamil Majchrzak and doubles specialist Jan Zielinski.
The tie is part of the Davis Cup Finals Qualifiers, with Australia looking to secure their place in the next stage on home soil.
Australian viewers can watch all the action live on 9Go and 9Now, beIN Sports and Channel Nine.
28. Aug
At the 2026 US Open, the Australian player to watch most closely is Alex de Minaur. He is currently ranked No. 7 in the world and has a particularly good opportunity to make a deep run in New York this year. Other Australians worth watching include Alexei Popyrin, Jordan Thompson, Adam Walton, Rinky Hijikata and Thanasi Kokkinakis. Among the women, Ajla Tomljanovic, Daria Saville and Olivia Gadecki are the most interesting Australian names.
28. Aug
At the 2026 US Open, the Australian player to watch most closely is Alex de Minaur. He is currently ranked No. 7 in the world and has a particularly good opportunity to make a deep run in New York this year. Other Australians worth watching include Alexei Popyrin, Jordan Thompson, Adam Walton, Rinky Hijikata and Thanasi Kokkinakis. Among the women, Ajla Tomljanovic, Daria Saville and Olivia Gadecki are the most interesting Australian names.
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19. Jan
The Australian Open 2026 is being held in Melbourne from 18 January to 1 February 2026.
In Australia, you can watch the tournament live on Nine Network, with free coverage on Channel 9 and streaming on 9Now, while Stan Sport provides full multi-court coverage via subscription.
12. Nov
The Australian Billie Jean King Cup Team returns to action from 14. to 16. November in Hobart, Tasmania this November for the 2025 Play-offs. Led by Storm Hunter, Ellen Perez, and rising stars Maya Joint and Talia Gibson, the Aussies will battle for a spot in next year’s Finals. Australia will play agains Portugal and Brazil. You can follow games live on Nine Network and beIN Sports.