Dave Luddy

Now to Melbourne and our tennis correpsondent at the Australian Open Dave Luddy. Audio

Our tennis correspondent at the Australian Open Dave Luddy Audio

The quarter final action continues at the Australian Open in Melbourne. Audio

Tennis correspondent Dave Luddy reports from Melbourne where he is watching the first day of quarter-final action. Audio

We cross to Melbourne where the quarter final line-ups for the Australian Tennis Open will be decided tonight. Our correspondent Dave Luddy is there. Audio

Melbourne correspondent Dave Luddy with an update on the Australian Open. Audio

An update from the tennis in Melbourne with our correspondent, Dave Luddy. Audio

For the latest action at the Australian Open we cross now to our courtside correspondent Dave Luddy: Audio

For the latest action at the Australian Open we cross now to our courtside correspondent Dave Luddy. Audio

In Melbourne, the Australian Open is now underway, with the world tennis number one, Rafael Nadal, hunting his fourth consecutive grand slam title. Audio

At Wimbledon Tomas Berdych, the man who saw off champion Roger Federer earlier this week, is now hoping to eliminate Novak Djokovic in the men's semi finals. Audio

We cross to our tennis correspondent in the UK for the latest from Wimbledon, where the first all unseeded grand slam final of the Open era is a possibility depending on the outcome tonight's women's… Audio

Another top scalp has been taken in Wimbledon with six times champion Roger Federer knocked out of competition by Czech Tomas Berdych. Audio

We cross to the UK, to hear what's happening at Wimbledon tonight. Audio

In a shock upset, five-times Wimbledon champion, Venus Williams has been knocked out of the competition by a little known Bulgarian. Audio

Serena and Venus Williams are both playing at Wimbleton tonight as the tennis tournament enters the quarter final stage. Audio

The world's longest tennis match finally ended at Wimbledon overnight after an incredible 11 hours and five minutes on court. Audio

To Wimbledon now where play will continue tomorrow for a third day in what is already the longest match in tennis history. Audio

Roger Federer will be hoping to regain the air of invincibility that deserted him in the first round when he returns to Wimbedon tonight. Audio

Six-times champion Roger Federer came back from the brink of a dramatic first-round exit at Wimbledon. Audio