Women’s singles 

Katie Boulter 

• Helped carry Great Britain to the quarter-finals of the United Cup after clinching wins over Nadia Podorska and Olivia Gadecki 
• Pushed world No.2 Iga Swiatek to three-sets in the quarter-final of the United Cup 
• Reached the second round of the Australian Open after beating Rebecca Marino in the opening round 

Emma Raducanu 

• Recorded her tournament-best performance at the Australian Open by reaching the third round 
• Beat two top 50 players in Ekaterina Alexandrova and Amanda Anisimova on her way to the third round  

Jodie Burrage 

• Clocked her first main draw win at the Australian Open when she defeated Leolia Jeanjean in straight sets in the first round 
• Pushed Coco Gauff in a second-round thriller on Rod Laver Arena 
• Came through qualifying to reach the second round of the ASB Classic in the lead up to the Australian Open 

Men’s singles 

Jack Draper 

• Marked his tournament best performance at the Australian Open by reaching the fourth round 
• Came through three, gruelling five-set matches on his way to the last 16 
• Clinched wins over Mariano Navone, Thanasi Kokkinakis and Alexander Vukic during the week 

Jacob Fearnley 

• Made it to the third round of a Grand Slam for the first time at the Australian Open – defeating Nick Kyrgios and Arthur Cazaux in his opening matches 
• Earned a win on his Davis Cup debut after defeating Japan’s Kei Nishikori to become Colour Holder No.328 
• Reached the semi-finals of the Canberra Challenger 
• Achieved a career-high ranking of world No.77 

Alastair Gray 

• Won the M25 Indore title without dropping a set 
• Extended his unbeaten streak to 10 matches after making it back-to-back titles at the M25 event in Bhopal 
• Concluded the month having won his third M25 title on home soil at Glasgow, beating fellow Brit Millen Hurrion in straight sets in the final 

Doubles

Henry Patten 

• Won the Australian Open men's doubles title with Finland’s Harri Heliovaara
• This marked his second Grand Slam title of his career and second in the last three majors
• The win helped the British star reach a career-high world No.3 in the ATP doubles rankings
• Reach Australian Open mixed doubles semi-final with fellow Briton Olivia Nicholls

Lloyd Glasspool & Julian Cash 

• The British duo were crowned Brisbane International champions to start the year
• They then went on to reach the Australian Open men’s doubles quarter-final
• In Auckland, at the ASB Classic, they also made the quarter-finals
• Cash is up to a career-high world No.23, while Glasspool is sitting at No.19

Luke Johnson 

• Johnson and Sander Arends won the Hong Kong Tennis Open to start the season
• The British, Dutch duo also reached another ATO semi-final in Montpellier
• On his debut in Melbourne, Johnson made the Australian Open second round
• The 30-year-old is at a new career-high world No.52

Wheelchair

Alfie Hewett 

• Lifted his 10^th Grand Slam singles and second Australian Open singles title with a win over world No.1 Tokito Oda in the final
• Hewett also made it six successive Australian Open men's doubles trophies with Gordon Reid
• Hewett and Reid also won the ITF Super Series Melbourne Wheelchair Open
• Finished runner-up in the Melbourne Wheelchair Open men’s singles

Gordon Reid 

• Captured his sixth straight Australian Open men's doubles title with Alfie Hewett
• Crowned Melbourne Wheelchair Open doubles champion with Hewett
• Reached the singles quarter-finals at the Australian Open and Melbourne Wheelchair Open

Andy Lapthorne 

• Won the Australian Open quad doubles title with Dutch star Sam Schroder
• Lapthorne took his Grand Slam tally to 18 for his career
• Made the semi-finals of the quad doubles at the Melbourne Wheelchair Open
• Singles quarter-finalist at the Australian open and Melbourne Wheelchair Open