Wimbledon 2022: Women's Draw
The full draw, and results, from the ladies' singles event at The All England Lawn Tennis Championships, Wimbledon, 2022.
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Kvitova survives wobble to reach Wimbledon third round
The big-hitting Czech, seeded 25th, was cruising at 6-1 5-1 but Bogdan staged a remarkable comeback. Kvitova had a match point when serving at 5-4 but was broken for the second time in a row as Bogdan levelled.
Paula Badosa reaches Wimbledon third round
The 24-year-old, who reached the fourth round last year, broke her opponent four times during the match, winning 89 percent of her points on first serve. Badosa will either play two-time winner Petra Kvitova or Romania's Ana Bogdan in the last 32.
Wimbledon 2022 live: Roberto Bautista Agut third player to withdraw with Covid - latest updates
A host of British players are in action today across the grounds at Wimbledon on day four.
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: 'Horrible when you see that' - Britain's Jodie Burrage helps unwell ball kid, gives him sweets
There was a heartwarming moment on day one at Wimbledon as Britain's Jodie Burrage dropped everything to attend to an unwell ball kid and give him some sweets. The 23-year-old had only just started her opening service game in her eventual 6-2 6-3 defeat to Lesia Tsurenko when it came to her attention that the boy was not in a good way by the side of the court. Ad/> The rain-interrupted match had to be halted again as Burrage and a few officials went over to see if the kid was okay, and she went as far as to stay with him throughout as he recieved treatment.
Who is Jodie Burrage? British Wimbledon wildcard's ranking and career to date
Jodie Burrage is one of five British wildcards to be selected to play women's singles and doubles at this year's Wimbledon.
Aspiring Brits can take inspiration from Andy Murray at Wimbledon
British tennis seems to be on the up or, at the very least, standing its ground.