World No.83 James Duckworth shares how he is coping with the tour suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

An exceptional start to the 2020 season for James Duckworth demonstrates the power of never giving up on your dreams.

Despite a gallant effort from Aussie pairing James Duckworth and John Peers, Brazil claim the doubles in the Davis Cup qualifying tie in Adelaide.

After celebrating many career firsts already this season, an in-form James Duckworth is now embracing his Davis Cup debut for Australia.

Alex de Minaur continues his injury comeback, Nick Kyrgios returns and James Duckworth will debut for Australia at the Davis Cup qualifier in Adelaide.

Arina Rodionova and Storm Sanders have combined for the WTA doubles title in Hua Hin while James Duckworth won his 11th career ATP Challenger title in Bengaluru.

James Duckworth moves to within one spot of his career-high ranking after his first ATP semifinal last week, while Alex Bolt makes a big jump after his exploits in Launceston.

As James Duckworth returns to career-best form, other Australians are targeting success at various tour events this week.

James Duckworth is into a first ATP-level semifinal at Pune, where he also claimed an important Challenger title last year.

World No.96 James Duckworth advances to quarterfinals in ATP tournament in India.