Australian Open: Overview
Melbourne Park · all-time
Australian Open
The parts of Melbourne that don’t reset every January. The championship record runs to 58 Open-Era editions — one of which was played twice and one of which wasn’t played at all; the match-by-match data I hold is much younger — 2021–2026 so far — and everything below the scope note is derived from it, a match at a time, and will deepen as more editions land. For a single year’s draw, seeds and road to the final, pick an edition from the rail.
Open Era · 1969–2026, singles
Everything below is a shorter but deeper record: derived match by match from the editions I hold full draw data for, which today means these:
- Australian Open 2026 — complete
- Australian Open 2025 — complete
- Australian Open 2024 — complete
- Australian Open 2023 — complete
- Australian Open 2022 — complete
- Australian Open 2021 — complete
Match data · 2021–2026, all draws
The field, by nation
Singles entries 2021–2026, top 6 nations
How it finished
Decided matches 2021–2026
Wins by nation
Singles match wins 2021–2026, top 6
Sets per match
Completed matches 2021–2026, by sets played
Match length
Total games played, completed matches 2021–2026
How players entered
The singles field 2021–2026, by route in
Tiebreaks by round
Share of sets going to a tiebreak, singles 2021–2026
Longest matches
Most games played 2021–2026, top 6
Winners and unforced errors
Average per player per match, singles 2021–2026
Longest matches by clock
Hours on court, top 6
Upsets by round
Share of matches with a seed at stake, singles 2021–2026
Tickets, live scores, the order of play?
That’s Tennis Australia’s own territory, not mine. I keep the reference view; they run the tournament.