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Home hope De Minaur destroys Bublik at Australian Open to set up Alcaraz showdown
The Australian saw off Kazakhstani 6-4, 6-1, 6-1 on Rod Laver Arena to set up a showdown with the world No 1 on the hottest day since 2020
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theguardian.com
Alex de Minaur sets up enticing last-16 clash with nemesis Bublik at Australian Open
The Australian sixth seed beat Frances Tiafoe 6-3, 6-4, 7-5 to set up his last-16 match against Alexander Bublik, who beat him twice in 2025
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Australian Open 2026: De Minaur v Bublik, Medvedev sinking without trace, Zverev through – live
Join Katy Murrells for updates from Sunday’s evening session at Melbourne Park
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Home hope De Minaur destroys Bublik at Australian Open to set up Alcaraz showdown
The Australian saw off Kazakhstani 6-4, 6-1, 6-1 on Rod Laver Arena to set up a showdown with the world No 1 on the hottest day since 2020
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How Alex de Minaur can beat Carlos Alcaraz in Australian Open quarter-final
The home favourite has taken his speed and returns to new levels in Melbourne, but it’s his serve that will be key against world No 1
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ilfattoquotidiano.it
Australian Open, ad Alcaraz basta il minimo sforzo per battere De Minaur: è in semifinale
Lo spagnolo conquista la semifinale degli Australian Open senza problemi: ora la sfida contro Zverev
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Alcaraz survives early De Minaur onslaught and surges into Australian Open semis
Top seed Carlos Alcaraz is within two victories of a career grand slam after defeating Alex de Minaur in a largely straightforward Australian Open quarter-final
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aljazeera.com
Alcaraz crushes de Minaur to reach Australian semis; Svitolina beats Gauff
Carlos Alcaraz defeats Alex de Minaur to reach last four at Australian Open while Elina Svitolina sends Coco Gauff home.
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Alcaraz flicks on genius switch to put himself two matches from career grand slam | Tumaini Carayol
One moment by the world No 1 in his quarter-final against Alex de Minaur showed he is on a different plane to almost everyone else
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Alex de Minaur fell a distance short at the Australian Open. Will he ever win a major? | Simon Cambers
There is no doubt that the Australian is a fine player but the brilliance of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner means a grand slam title is still a slim prospect