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Andy Murray’s greatest hits not enough to stop John Isner’s heavy metal music at Wimbledon
There was a sense that this might not be the most memorable day for British tennis on the greatest stage at Wimbledon. It soon became apparent that Emma Raducanu was unable to direct her latest major with the panache of September ’21. She was being moved around like an extra by the clever play of Caroline Garcia whose gameplan suffocated the early afternoon optimism of the crowd.
Wimbledon order of play for Thursday June 30 as Rafael Nadal and Katie Boulter take to Centre Court
Day four of Wimbledon has arrived, with Great Britain's Katie Boulter and Jack Draper among those in action.
Wimbledon: Empty seats on Centre Court leave fans frustrated
Fitzpatrick: 'To win my first title in USA at a Major, there's nothing better."
‘Not many players know how to play on grass!’ – Mats Wilander backs Andy Murray for future Wimbledon success
Andy Murray will continue to play Wimbledon as it is the Grand Slam where he has most chance of future success, according to Mats Wilander. The former world No.1 suffered his earliest exit at Wimbledon as he was beaten in the second round in four sets by John Isner on Centre Court. Ad/> Two-time champion Murray had never previously lost before the third round at the All England Club in 13 attempts, but he could not overcome a dominant serving display from Isner, who won 6-4 7-6(4) 6-7(3) 6-4.
Wimbledon 2022: Why are tennis points 15, 30 and 40? Scoring system explained
Wimbledon 2022 has begun and new viewers of the tennis championship might justifiably be baffled at the sport’s scoring system.
Murray has no plans to retire despite earliest Wimbledon exit
Andy Murray plans to be back at Wimbledon next year despite suffering a second-round defeat to John Isner on Wednesday - his earliest-ever loss at the All England Club.
‘It’s extremely difficult’ – Andy Murray hopes to return to Wimbledon next year but admits injuries will have final say
Andy Murray hopes to return to Wimbledon next year but admits competing at the top level is now ‘extremely difficult’ after major injuries over the years.