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🎤 Tennis commentator (WTA, ATP, ITF, US Open, Olympics, BJK Cup) 📺 CNN contributor ✍️ Writer. Avid player, LTA Level 1 cert, love ⚽️ too. Foodie🍜
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‘Quite deflated’: De Minaur frustrated by familiar feeling

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By Ravi Ubha 
| ausopen.com
Alex de Minaur cut a frustrated figure at Australian Open 2026 after losing to a world No.1 in the quarterfinals for the second straight year. MORE: All the scores from Day 10 at AO 2026 But as you would expect from Australia’s highest-ranked performer, the dogged 26-year-old vows to keep plugging away while continuing to make tweaks that paid dividends despite his defeat by Carlos Alcaraz on Tuesday.
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Alcaraz accelerates past De Minaur to make first AO semifinal

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By Ravi Ubha 
| ausopen.com
Carlos Alcaraz broke new ground at Australian Open 2026 on Tuesday night, reaching a maiden Melbourne semifinal at the expense of home favourite Alex de Minaur. The flashy world No.1 raced out of the blocks, then held off De Minaur in a pivotal opening set on the way to a 7-5 6-2 6-1 win at Rod Laver Arena. He sizzed up at the net, going 18-for-22. Alcaraz now sits two wins away from becoming the youngest man to complete the career Grand Slam.
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Shelton rallies against Ruud to cement Sinner rematch

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By Ravi Ubha 
| ausopen.com
Safe to say that Ben Shelton won’t ever forget his first Australian Open in 2023. Back then, he had barely played any tennis outside his native USA, but made the quarterfinals in only his second Grand Slam main draw. MORE: All the scores from Day 9 at AO 2026 The 23-year-old’s success at Melbourne Park continued on Monday night, Shelton moving into a third Australian Open quarterfinal after beating Casper Ruud 3-6 6-4 6-3 6-4.
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