the german took the first two sets on tie breaks and, though paul pulled one back, zverez sped through the fourth set 6—1 to reach the last four for the second sraight year. the women's champion aryna sabalenka is into the semis after a 19th win in a row at melbourne park the world number one is looking to secure a hatrick of australian open titles, had to work really hard to battle past the 27th seed anastasia pavlyuchenkova. she won the first set 6—2 but lost the second by the same margin and then went a break down in the third, but turned it round to take the decider 6—3. she will play paula badosa, who stunned the world number three, coco gauff. the spaniard, who almost quit tennis last year with a chronic back condition, won in straight sets to reach herfirst grand slam semifinal, today of course maybe i had a little bit less expectations, but i still have pressure because i wanted to win so badly. i will step on the court in the semifinals against i don't care who and i will want to win so badly. that is part of me. we may amend the final round at my level raises and theyjust rou

the german took the first two sets on tie breaks and, though paul pulled one back, zverez sped through last four for the second sraight year. the women's champion aryna sabalenka is into the semis after a 19th win in a row at melbourne park the world number one is looking to secure a hatrick of australian open titles, had to work really hard to battle past the 27th seed anastasia pavlyuchenkova. she won the first set 6—2 but lost the second by the same margin and then went a break down in the third, but turned it round to take the decider 6—3. she will play paula badosa, who stunned the world number three, coco gauff. the spaniard, who almost quit tennis last year with a chronic back condition, won in straight sets to reach herfirst grand slam semifinal, today of course maybe i had a little bit less expectations, but i still have pressure because i wanted to win so badly. i will

he took the first two sets on tie breaks and though paul pulled one back, zverez sped through the fourth by not deserving to be there and not playing great tennis. so if somebody is there, that means that they have played great tennis. and yes, more often than not it happens to be, you know, a sinner, an alcaraz, a djokovic to get there because those are the best players in the world. so i'm going to prepare myself for a tough battle. the latest survey of disabled sports fans has shown a rise in the number who feel that there are barriers stopping them attending live sport or affecting their enjoyment of it. that includes inaccessible public transport, a lack of support from club staff and abuse. the survey carried out by the charity level playing field says one—in—12 fear facing discriminatory comments. their chief executive, owain davies, says governing bodies and clubs need to do more. the message is really is a really straightforward one. we need to have that level of engagement. we need to really kind of pay attention to the survey and to absorb these key areas, review the facilitie