Top seed Diede De Groot recovered from a set down to defend the women’s wheelchair singles title at the US Open tennis in New York, and complete the calendar Grand Slam for the second year in a row.

The Netherlands enjoyed a stellar day in the wheelchair tennis finals at the US Open as Dutch athletes secured victory in two of three contests in New York.

Ben Bartram of Britain and Jade Moreira Lanai of Brazil won the first-ever US Open Junior Wheelchair Championships.

The top seeds in the men’s and women’s wheelchair singles competitions at the US Open tennis have reached the finals of their respective events after comprehensive victories.

The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) has launched a documentary series in which professional racing driver and Paralympic television presenter Billy Monger learns about wheelchair tennis.

Japan's Shingo Kunieda became the first man to complete a wheelchair singles career golden slam after beating Alfie Hewett of Britain in the Wimbledon final.

Dutch top seed Diede de Groot claimed her 15th wheelchair women's singles Grand Slam title today, beating Japanese second seed Yui Kamiji 6-4, 6-2 at Wimbledon.

Japan's three-time Paralympic champion Shingo Kunieda and Britain's silver medallist Alfie Hewett are set to meet in the men’s singles Wimbledon final.

French wheelchair tennis doubles player and three-time Paralympic champion Stéphane Houdet has been handed a 15-month ban for an anti-doping violation, prior to him competing at the ongoing Wimbledon Championships.

The wheelchair tennis draw for this year’s US Open is set to be expanded while a junior event is due to be held for the first time in New York.

The top seeds all triumphed in the three wheelchair tennis finals held on the last day of the French Open, with Dutch players Diede de Groot and Niels Vink both adding to their medal haul at this year's tournament.

Diede de Groot and Shingo Kunieda both added to their wheelchair tennis Grand Slam trophy haul at the French Open, although the quad singles and men's and women's doubles finals are set to run into tomorrow after play was interrupted by rain.

Paralympic champions Sam Schröder and Niels Vink won the first wheelchair tennis final of the French Open, triumphing in straight sets in the quad doubles.

Reigning Olympic champion Shingo Kunieda thrashed Tokito Oda in an all-Japanese men’s wheelchair singles semi-final to move within one victory of an eighth French Open title.

The Netherlands retained their men’s title at the Wheelchair Tennis World Team Cup by beating Spain in the final in Vilamoura.