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Australian Open 2002

  • Capriati makes perfect start

    Jennifer Capriati shrugged off her injury problems to make a perfect start to the defence of her Australian Open title this morning, beating Croatian Silvija Talaja 6-4 6-1.

  • Hewitt broken by 'shocking' Spaniard

  • Agassi's hat-trick hopes dashed

  • Kournikova's compadres: less wealthy, less famous, but better at tennis

  • Brits through to round two

  • Kuerten crashes out

  • First round results

  • Injured Agassi and Williams forced out

  • Less power, more guile suits Henman

  • Tunisia's rising Sfar

  • Agassi is the daddy

  • double quotation markMental strength makes Hewitt the young gun who can stay at the top

    Stephen Bierley

  • double quotation markThird grand slam title in 12 months is in Venus's orbit

    Stephen Bierley

  • Draw sets collision course for Henman and Rusedski

  • Two wins in one day for battling Rusedski

  • Rusedski reaches Auckland final

  • Injury strikes Hingis and Williams ahead of Open

  • Brits scheduled to meet in Melbourne

  • Henman seeded seventh at Australian Open

    January 10: British No1 Tim Henman has been seeded seventh for next week's Australian Open while his compatriot Greg Rusedski will be ranked 29th.

  • Women's seeds

    1.J. Capriati With Lindsay Davenport ruled out through injury, Capriati - last year's winner - takes over as top seed. Thankfully for her, that means she will definitely avoid Venus Williams until the final. Not that Capriati's certain to get there - her early season form has been patchy and she recently lost to Alexandra Stevenson in the Sydney international. Bookies' odds: 4-1

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