MELBOURNE, Australia — Flags from Russia and Belarus were banned from the site of the Australian Open on Tuesday after more than one was brought into the stands by spectators on the first day of ...

Tennis Australia banned Russian and Belarusian flags at the Australian Open after a Russian flag was ... who said he was born in Moscow but moved to Australia when he was 5, added: “Sport has ...

Tennis Australia announced a ban on Russian and Belarusian flags at the Australian Open following an incident during Ukrainian player Kateryna Baindl's match on Monday.

Jan. 17 (UPI) --Russian and Belarusian flags have been banned from the Australian Open, officials said Tuesday, a day after a Russian flag was seen courtside during a match between Russia's ...

The Ukrainian ambassador to Australia has condemned the display of a Russian flag at a first-round match at the Australian Open. Vasyl Myroshnychenko tweeted a picture showing the Russian flag ...

Stephen Samuelson, sports editor and The Weekend Australian’s resident sport quizmaster, has been on the masthead since 2018. Stephen was previously digital sports editor and deputy sports ...

Australian GP: How 3 red flags ruined, then revived, then muddled the F1 race. By Luke Smith. April 2, 2023. ... The New York Times and NBC Sports, and is also a published author.

MELBOURNE, Australia -- Tennis Australia banned Russian and Belarusian flags at the Australian Open after a Russian flag was spotted hanging behind the court during Monday's first-round match ...

Russian and Belarusian players are able to compete in this year's Australian Open, but they are unable to do so under their flag or country's name -- a common practice in world sport since Russia ...

Flags from Russia and Belarus have been banned from the site of the Australian Open after more than one was brought into the stands by spectators at the year’s first Grand Slam tournament ...

Flags from Russia and Belarus have been banned from the site of the Australian Open after more than one was brought into the stands by spectators at the year’s first Grand Slam tournament.