Jannik Sinner Vs Alexander Zverev, Australian Open Final 2025 Highlights: World No.1 Wins Back-To-Back Titles

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With the Australian Open Men's Singles Final not far away, here's a look at the head-to-head record between Alexander Zverev and Jannik Sinner.

Zverev is 4-2 against Sinner in six meetings on the ATP circuit, which also includes a 2-1 record in Grand Slam battles.

- Uttar Pradesh beat Bihar by an innings and 119 runs.

- Odisha beat Meghalaya by an innings and 56 runs.

- Tamil Nadu beat Chandigarh by 209 runs.

“Look, I think Jannik has been the best player in the world for the past 12 months. There's no doubt about it. Won two Grand Slams. Has been very, very stable in those regards. So definitely one of the best players in the world," Zverev told the ATP Tour ahead of the Australian Open Final

India Women U19 have won the toss and have opted to field.

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Bangladesh Women U19 Squad: Sumaiya Akter, Fahomida Choya, Juairiya Ferdous(w), Sadia Islam, Afia Ashima, Jannatul Maoua, Sumaiya Akther(c), Sadia Akter, Habiba Islam Pinky, Nishita Akter Nishi, Anisa Akter Soba, Mosammat Eva, Fariya Akter, Farjana Easmin, Arvin Tani, Maharun Nesa

"We’ve had some very tough matches in the past. Everything can happen. He라이브 바카라 an incredible player. He라이브 바카라 looking for his first major. There is going to be a lot of tension again, but I’m happy to play in this position. Sundays are always special days in tournaments, and I’m going to enjoy it.”

Who knew this would be the story two weeks ago. Jannik Sinner. Alexander Zverev. One Australian Open title. History, heartache on the line. Will it be Zverev's time finally in the sun? Or will Sinner do Sinner things?

The last time a male athlete was able to follow up his first Grand Slam title by defending it the following year was back in 2005-06 when Rafael Nadal defended his Roland Garros title. 

Jannik Sinner has the opportunity to do it at the Australian Open.

What time will the 2025 Australian Open final between Jannik Sinner vs Alexander Zverev begin?

The 2025 Australian Open final between Jannik Sinner vs Alexander Zverev will begin at 2 pm IST.

Alexander Zverev has an edge over the Italian. He has won 4 times before when both players faced each other before. Jannik Sinner has won only two times.

No German has won a grand slam in this century. The last German player to win a grand slam was Steffi Graf in 1999.

Both players have reached the court and Sasha Zverev decided to receive after winning the toss. We are just a couple of minutes away from the live action!

Both players are up and running with their service games. It has been a super technical battle so far. Sinner has solid as ever, while Zverev has been powerful with his first serve percentage. Sinner leads two games to one and we are on serve.

Massive, massive hold for Zverev. He was under pressure but the big serve has come to the rescue. This is good stuff. Two games all after 18 minutes of play.

Much, much cleaner hold for Alexander Zverev. A response and a half. He's varying the speeds of his serve and the unpredictability is causing Sinner some serious problems.

First Set: Sinner 3-3 Zverev

Jannik, you little beauty. That is some defending. One brilliant game that, and Sinner draws first blood in the Australian Open final, and will now serve to take the first set.

First Set: Sinner 5-3 Zverev

What a first set, and what a brilliant last 15 minutes Sinner has done. Out of this world tennis. You can't script this. Zverev served well, but Sinner returned better. Blindsided by the Italian brilliance.

First Set: Sinner 6-3 Zverev

The second set starts off the same way as the first. Both players solid in their service and defensive games. Sinner could do this all day long, but Zverev will need to be a little aggressive to cause trouble.

Second set: Sinner 1-1 Zverev

Alexander Zverev trying to gain a bit of lost mojo back, and his serve is keeping him in the contest. The German needs to wait for the storm to pass, and the opportunities will come.

Second set: Sinner 2-3 Zverev

Jannik Sinner is playing from the absolute clouds. Scary level, scary tennis. There will be times in the next 20 minutes when Sinner will make Zverev feel very inferior. If he could somehow hang in there and wait for the storm to pass, we sure have a match on our hands.

Second set: Sinner 4-4 Zverev

Alexander Zverev's done mightly well. He's served brilliantly and has not switched off when Sinner was playing magical, magical tennis. Zverev now leads six games to five, with Sinner serving to stay in the second set.

Second set: Sinner 5-6 Zverev

Sinner won the second set after grabbing back-to-back points. His serve in the last point sets helped him to take back-to-back wins in the sets. He has two sets under his name. Alexander Zverev looked smashing his racquets on the bench.

The third set started with Jannik Sinner earning an early point when Zverev failed to pass the ball to his opponent's side and it hit the nets. Zverev bounced back soon and make the scores one-all.

Jannik Sinner takes an early advantage in the third set with two wins and Alexander Zverev is looking frustrating. He has already broken his racquets after the 2nd set defeat and is not happy at all.

The defending champion Jannik Sinner is just two games away from claiming his another Australian Open title. He is leading the third set with 4-2 and the fifth game set is not looking very far from him. Zverev, on the other hand, is looking cluless.

Alexander Zverev was on the verge of losing the match but he won the game with his serve and put the Italian on the back foot. Sinner is leading the third set with 5-3 and potentially win this set to claim the title. Zverev is trying his best to delay his victory.

Jannik Sinner won this second straight Australia Open title after defeating Alexander Zverev in straight sets. He won the third set 6-3 to claim the title whereas the German star will gave to wait for his first grand slam again.

Alexander Zverev still has to wait for his maiden grand slam title after going down against the world no. 1 Jannik Sinner in straight sets at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne Park, Australia. He fought hard but the defending champion defended his title with courage and mindfulness. Sinner is the winner of the men's singles title in the Australian Open 2025.

You can feel sorry for Alexander Zverev. This was his third grand slam fine defeat. He has been there on the ATP circuit for so long but he still has to wait for his maiden grand slam title. The world no. 1 finished as the winner and no. 2 came second.

Jannik Sinner is the first Italian player in history to win three Grand Slam titles. He is the youngest man to defend his Australian Open crown since Jim Courier in 1992-93. And Sinner is only the fourth player in the last 35 years not to face a single break point in a Grand Slam final, after Pete Sampras (Wimbledon 1995), Roger Federer (Wimbledon 2003), and Rafael Nadal (US Open 2017) since 1990.

Sinner has defended his Australian Open title comfortably with straight-set wins in Melbourne Park. He is the first Italian player in history to win three Grand Slam titles. That's all from our side! Goodbye and take care!