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Tuesday, 30 July, 2002, 16:09 GMT 17:09 UK

Agassi claims seventh Grand Slam
Andre Agassi retains the Australian Open title, beating Frenchman Arnaud Clement in straight sets.

Also:

Agassi v Clement: Game-by-game

Australian Open men's final - in pictures

Agassi's Aussie treble

Capriati is Aussie champ
Jennifer Capriati provides the sporting story of the year so far by demolishing Martina Hingis in the Australian Open final.

Also:

Capriati v Hingis: Game-by-game

Reborn Capriati clinches title

In pictures: Women's final

Mixed joy for Ferreira and Morariu
Corina Morariu and Ellis Ferreira beat Joshua Eagle and Barbara Schett 6-1 6-3 in the mixed doubles final of the Australian Open.

Also:

Carter's final prediction

Clement's coming of age

Agassi still hungry for success

Williams sisters' Grand Slam feat
Venus and Serena Williams complete career Grand Slam in women's doubles by beating Lindsay Davenport and Corina Morariu in the Australian Open.

Woody and Bjorkman win Aussie doubles
Home favourite Todd Woodbridge and Swede Jonas Bjorkman clinch the Australian Open men's doubles title in four sets.

MEN'S SINGLES

Agassi v Clement: Game-by-game
Andre Agassi wins his seventh Grand Slam title, beating Frenchman Arnaud Clement in straight sets in the Australian Open final.

Clement confounds critics
Arnaud Clement's progression to the Australian Open final surprised pundits, not least BBC tennis correspondent Iain Carter.

Agassi still hungry for success
Australian Open winner Andre Agassi turns 31 in a few months time, but the American's passion for tennis shows little sign of waning.

Clement fightback thwarts Grosjean
Frenchman Arnaud Clement goes through to the Australian Open final as compatriot Sebastien Grosjean lets victory slip away.

Brave Rafter stopped by Agassi
Pat Rafter defies the pain barrier against Andre Agassi but loses in five sets as the American reaches his third Australian Open final.

Agassi v Rafter: Game-by-game
All the action from Andre Agassi's five set victory over home hero Pat Rafter.

Clement's coming of age
Arnaud Clement, on the verge of becoming France's first winner of the Australian Open since 1928, is finally fulfilling his potential.

Clement v Grosjean: Game-by-game
All the action from Arnaud Clement's epic fightback victory over Sebastien Grosjean in the all-French semi at the Australian Open.

The French method
The Lawn Tennis Association's Patrice Hagelauer talks exclusively to BBC Sport Online.

WOMEN'S SINGLES

Capriati v Hingis: Game-by-game
Jennifer Capriati sensationally defeats Martina Hingis 6-4 6-3 in the Australian Open final.

Top of the pops
Jennifer Capriati's amazing comeback on the women's tour owes much to her relationship with her father.

Capriati's comeback
Jennifer Capriati's Australian Open win completes an amazing turnaround for the one-time teen rebel..

Capriati brushes Davenport aside
Jennifer Capriati puts out defending champion Lindsay Davenport to reach her first Grand Slam final.

Hingis v Williams: Game-by-game
All the action game-by-game as Martina Hingis destroys Venus Williams in the Australian Open semi-final.

Capriati v Davenport: Game-by-game
Jenny Capriati beats defending champion Lindsay Davenport to reach the final of the Australian Open.

AUSTRALIAN OPEN FEATURES

Henman: A history of Grand Slam misery
Tim Henman is dumped out of the Australian Open and BBC Sport Online looks at his continued failure in his quest for Grand Slam glory.

Rusedski gamble begins to pay off
British number two Greg Rusedski is taking a big gamble by remodelling his game - but despite his Melbourne defeat, the move seems to be working.