MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A seemingly endless battle with injuries kept Kei Nishikori from the Australian Open for four years but on Sunday the Japanese trailblazer returned to win a five-set marathon and ...

Japan’s Kei Nishikori feels like he is in the second stage of his career after the last few years were interrupted by injuries but the 31-year-old says his goal remains to get back to the top ...

He improved to 29-8 in five-setters, including 8-1 at the Australian Open, and said he was feeling positive about his next round. He warmed up for the year’s first major — just his third since 2021 — ...

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Japanese veteran Kei Nishikori saved two match points to battle back and stay alive in a five-set epic at the Australian Open Sunday, admitting he almost gave up. The 35-year-old, who reached a career ...

Injury-ravaged Japanese veteran Kei Nishikori reached his first final in six years when China's Shang Juncheng retired ill at the Hong Kong Open on Saturday. The 35-year-old Nishikori, who reached ...

Kei Nishikori has now won 26 of his 34 matches that have gone to five sets, including eight of nine at Melbourne Park, the exception coming against the great Roger Federer in 2017 ...

Kei Nishikori's semifinal opponent at the Hong Kong Open, Juncheng Shang revealed that he had to retire from the match due to an illness, as he had a fever the previous night. 19-year-old Shang ...

Injury-ravaged Japanese veteran Kei Nishikori reached his first final in six years when China's Shang Juncheng retired ill at ...

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Kei Nishikori was playing at the Australian Open for the first time in four years and twice faced match points that could have ended his tournament in straight sets.