Darwin
- Tour
- ITF ITF M25
- Country
- Darwin
- Dates
- 2026-09-27 – 2026-10-01
- Surface
- hard
About the tournament
M25 Darwin is a men's tournament on the ITF World Tennis Tour, held in Darwin, the capital of Australia's Northern Territory. The M25 category sits at the lower end of the professional ladder, just above the entry-level M15, and serves as a platform for young players earning world ranking points, as well as for those recovering from injuries or establishing themselves in the top 500–700. The event is usually hosted at the Darwin International Tennis Centre, a modern complex within the Marrara sporting precinct, opened in 2018 and built to ITF standards. According to available information, the venue features outdoor hard courts with Plexipave surfacing, including a covered center court. Darwin is convenient for organizers thanks to its subtropical climate with a dry season in September, which allows tournaments to be held outdoors in weather comfortable for both players and spectators, as well as due to relatively low competition for calendar dates in this region of Australia. It is common for several numbered M25 series tournaments to take place one after another in Darwin within a single combined seasonal window, which is typical for remote venues seeking to justify the travel costs of visiting players through several consecutive tournaments. No official separate website or social media accounts for the hub itself could be found; information is published on the general ITF calendar.
Results
Singles
- R32: Joshua Charlton — Derek Pham 4-6
- R32: Scott Jones — Benjamin O'Connell 6-3 0-0
- R32: Zaharije-Zak Talic — Adrian Arcon 6-1 6-4
- R32: Philip Sekulic — Stefan Storch 6-3 6-1
- R32: Makoto Ochi — Chen Dong 4-6 2-6
- R32: Arjun Mehrotra — Blake Ellis 3-6 0-0
- R32: Moerani Bouzige — Casey Hoole 4-6 4-6
- R32: Ethan Cook — Herman Hoeyeraal 2-6
- R32: Harrison Satara — Hayden Jones 4-6 4-6
- R32: Stefan Vujic — Colin Sinclair 3-6 4-6
- R32: Sam Ryan Ziegann — Jake Delaney 3-6 5-7
- R32: Mustafa Ege Sik — Jesse Delaney 6-4 2-6 6-3
- R32: Reece Falck — Luca Connaughton 6-0 6-0
- R32: Tai Leonard Sach — Jeremy Beale 6-4 3-6 4-6
- R32: Lachlan Vickery — Jack Bruce-Smith 7-5
- R32: Shintaro Imai — Zane Stevens 6-4 6-2
Doubles
- R16: Alex Bulte — Sebastian Lavorato 6-1 6-2
- R16: Chen Dong — Adrian Arcon 6-4 10-8
- R16: Shintaro Imai — Joshua Charlton 6-2 5-7 10-8
- R16: Jack Bruce-Smith — Jeremy Beale 4-6 6-4 3-10
- R16: Casey Hoole — Petar Jovic 6-2 6-3
- R16: Ethan Domingo — Arjun Mehrotra 6-2 6-4
- R16: Ethan Cook — Nikolas Baker 6-4 6-2
- R16: Herman Hoeyeraal — Zachary Adam-Gedge 7-5 6-2
Past champions
| Year | Singles | final | Doubles |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Omar Jasika | 7-5 7-5 | Joshua Charlton / Jake Delaney / Jake Delaney / Jake Delaney / Joshua Charlton / Jesse Delaney / Jesse Delaney / Jake Delaney |
| 2023 | Blake Mott | 6-2 2-6 6-3 | Joshua Charlton / Thomas Fancutt / Blake Ellis / Ajeet Rai |
| 2022 | Dane Sweeny | 6-3 6-7(4) 6-4 | Calum Puttergill / Dane Sweeny |
| 2019 | Blake Mott | 6-1 6-4 |