This year’s Australian Open has had highs and lows, from Wii-like animations to veteran players forfeiting matches. The World’s Bianca Hillier has the details before this weekend’s finals.

Following on from last year’s successful trial, the Australian Open is once again broadcasting all their matches, nearly liv ...

The technology made its debut at the grand slam last year and audiences peaked for the men’s final, the recording of which has attracted almost 800,000 views on YouTube. Interest appears to be ...

Clips of Carlos Alcaraz and Daniil Medvedev as Wii avatars have been circulating social media - as the Australian Open has ...

There are robots to serve meals in restaurants, mix cocktails behind the bar, even tuck you under the covers after a long day ...

Disagreeing with chair umpire Julie Kjendlie about whether or not her opponent's serve was a let, Routliffe delivered one of the most memorable lines of the tournament.

Produced in-house by Tennis Australia, video game-like recreations of live matches featuring digital player avatars have been taking over the internet.

Australian Open (AO) broadcast may seem similar to previous years if youre watching on the television. However, if youre watching online via the official Australian Open TV YouTube channel youll ...

The Australian Open don’t own all of their broadcasting rights (fairly common), so they’re live-streaming a Wii Tennis-like ...

Due to broadcast restrictions, the Australian Open is live streaming a Wii Tennis-style alt-cast. “I had no idea that ...

I had to triple check this was real. It is. The Australian Open on YouTube, due to rights issues, are getting around them by replacing real players with Nintendo Wii Sports Tennis characters. I think ...

Screengrab of Australian Open TV stream showing the players as Wii Tennis characters. If you have stumbled upon the live streaming of Australian Open matches on YouTube, you may have noticed that ...