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Top Instagram Tennis Influencers in Australia

3 Tennis creators on Instagram from Australia — ranked by followers.

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Total Creators

1.7M

Avg Followers

0.48%

Avg Engagement

58/100

Avg SH Score

As of October 2026, the Instagram Tennis influencers in Australia with the most followers on SocialHipper are Andy Cooks (@andyhearnden, 4.7M followers), Rhi D (@rhidisljenkovic, 335.8K) and Sydney Steinaker (@sydneysteinaker, 30.3K). Across the 3 creators in this ranking, the average engagement rate is 0.48% (the median is 1.6% for accounts under 10,000 followers and 0.8% above that, and 2% puts a larger account in the top quarter) and the average SocialHipper quality score is 58/100.

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@andyhearnden Instagram

Sydney, Australia

4.7M

Followers

0.46%

Engage

58/100

Average

Updated 17h ago

Food

@rhidisljenkovic Instagram

Melbourne, Australia

335.8K

Followers

0.62%

Engage

60/100

Good

Updated 4h ago

Nutrition & Diet

@sydneysteinaker Instagram

Sydney, Australia

30.3K

Followers

0.36%

Engage

57/100

Average

Updated 5mos ago — may be out of date

Theatre & Drama

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By followers, the top creators are Andy Cooks (@andyhearnden, 4.7M followers), Rhi D (@rhidisljenkovic, 335.8K) and Sydney Steinaker (@sydneysteinaker, 30.3K). We track 3 Tennis Instagram influencers in Australia with an average engagement rate of 0.48%. Browse the ranked list above.
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Engagement rate is average likes plus comments per post, divided by followers, times 100. On Instagram, the median is 1.6% for accounts under 10,000 followers and 0.8% above that, and 2% puts a larger account in the top quarter.