Australia's John Peers, paired with New Zealand's Michael Venus, wins his 22nd career ATP doubles title.

Australia's John Peers and New Zealand's Michael Venus have advanced to the men's doubles final in Hamburg this week.

Three Australian men - John Peers, Max Purcell and Luke Saville - are now ranked inside the world's top 40 in doubles.

The Australian matches his career-best result in Rome, advancing to the semifinals for a second time.

With a rare extended period at home in Perth, Grand Slam doubles champion John Peers is working hard on his tennis and relishing quality family time.

Despite a gallant effort from Aussie pairing James Duckworth and John Peers, Brazil claim the doubles in the Davis Cup qualifying tie in Adelaide.

John Peers returns to the team setting while Alex Bolt will debut in Davis Cup when Australia meets Brazil next week.

Vasek Pospisil and Denis Shapovalov combine to beat John Peers and Jordan Thompson in the doubles rubber, handing Canada a 2-1 Davis Cup victory over Australia.

Alex de Minaur, Nick Kyrgios, John Millman, Jordan Thompson and John Peers will represent Australia at November's Davis Cup Finals in Madrid.

Tristan Schoolkate is into the last 16 of the Wimbledon juniors while John Peers won a thriller with Henri Kontinen to reach the men's doubles quarterfinals.