Robson to face Wozniacki in Paris
British number one Laura Robson faces former world number one Caroline Wozniacki in the French Open first round.
Konta loses French Open qualifier
Britain will have only three players in singles action at the French Open after Johanna Konta became the last to fall in qualifying.
Del Potro withdraws from French Open
Juan Martin del Potro follows in the footsteps of Britain's Andy Murray by withdrawing from the French Open.
Headlines
- Murray withdraws from French Open
- Konta through in Paris qualifying
- Watson set for French Open return
- British trio to play in Nottingham
- Ward given Queen's Club wildcard
- Briton Baltacha makes winning return
- Nadal beats Federer in Rome
- Serena powers to Italian Open win
- Nadal and Federer in Rome final
- Disability Sport Reid lands Italy tournament win
- Williams eyes fourth title in a row
- Djokovic loses to Berdych in Rome
- Sharapova pulls out of Italian Open
- Nadal fights back to beat Gulbis
- Nadal & Sharapova through in Rome
- Robson loses out to Serena
- Nadal secures Madrid Open title
- Robson beats Venus Williams in Rome
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Watch video British men's tennis 'embarrassing'
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Watch video Baltacha returns after nine months
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Watch video Murray happy with 'tough' Miami win
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Listen to audio Serena targets Evert & Navratilova mark
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Watch video Murray 'moving in the right direction'
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