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Daniel Austin

  • Senior Journalist, BBC
Liverpool
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Midnight matches and money disputes - why is tennis schedule such a headache?

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By Daniel Austin
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When Venus Williams was awarded a wildcard for the women's singles at the US Open, she was chosen for a primetime match slot in the first round - Sunday night, on Arthur Ashe, against compatriot Sofia Kenin in front of a home crowd for possibly the final time as a solo player. But Williams and Kenin did not end up playing on Sunday. Instead they stepped on to court just after midnight on Monday, with Kenin completing a win in straight sets shortly after the clock struck 2am local time in New York.
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Midnight matches and money disputes - why is tennis schedule such a headache?

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By Daniel Austin
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
By the time Sofia Kenin had defeated Venus Williams in straight sets, it was beyond 2am local time in New York [Getty Images]
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More British athletes convicted in connection with Baptiste case

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By Daniel Austin
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, BBC Sport via Getty Images Image caption, Leon Baptiste (left) is currently in prison in Marrakech, while Will Sharman (centre) and Lamin Deen (right) were given suspended sentences ByDaniel Austin BBC Sport senior journalist Published 11 minutes ago Three former British athletes were convicted in Morocco as part of an investigation into the sexual assault of a minor by a sprinting coach, BBC Sport can reveal.
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