Kyle Edmund set to end 18-month injury nightmare with Wimbledon mixed doubles appearance
Former British No 1 Kyle Edmund makes his return to Wimbledon on Friday, 18 months after he last stepped on to a tennis court.
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Former British No 1 Kyle Edmund makes his return to Wimbledon on Friday, 18 months after he last stepped on to a tennis court.
Carlos Alcaraz has been backed to become the next big thing in men's tennis after the Spaniard was told he "has it" to make it to the top. Alcaraz, still only 19, has progressed through to the third round at Wimbledon, and will face German Oscar Otte on Friday for a place in the last-16.
John McEnroe has never held back when giving his views on Emma Raducanu – or any player for that matter – and he followed that same approach as he summed up her second-round defeat at Wimbledon.
LONDON :Two unsung British players raised the home mood after Wednesday's woes with Katie Boulter and Liam Broady causing huge upsets in the Wimbledon second round on Thursday.
Katie Boulter registered the biggest win of her tennis career with victory over Karolina Pliskova at Wimbledon – as the Great British star dedicated it to her late grandmother in an emotional interview as she fought back the tears.
Liam Broady helped continue flying the British flag on Thursday after Katie Boulter's sensational win over Karolina Pliskova with his own victory over Diego Schwartzman where he could face Boulter's boyfriend, Alex De Minaur, in the next round. This year's Wimbledon saw history made in the first round after 10 Brits made it through their opening match.
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Gray appeared to have saved a set point in the tiebreak with an angled volley and had turned away, fist-pumping, only for Fritz to launch himself across the Court 12 turf. The 11th seeded Fritz managed to scoop the ball up and play it into the open court with Gray paying the price for his premature celebrations.