Rafael Nadal closer to Novak Djokovic on grass than on hard courts – says his coach
Rafael Nadal has better chance of beating Novak Djokovic on grass at Wimbledon than on the hard-courts, according to his coach Francisco Roig.
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Rafael Nadal has better chance of beating Novak Djokovic on grass at Wimbledon than on the hard-courts, according to his coach Francisco Roig.
A host of British players are in action today across the grounds at Wimbledon on day four.
The unused Centre Court seats frustrated fans unable to attend. Located around the Royal Box, these are believed to be reserved for corporate guests and members of the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) and All England Lawn Tennis Club. Killy Cavendish, a seasoned Wimbledon fan who lives locally and has been coming to the tournament for years, told the Guardian: "I am fed up. I don't like seeing empty seats at all, when people are stuck outside queueing. The main thing I want to see is them release some Centre Court tickets." Meanwhile, Roberto Bautista Agut has become the third top men's player to withdraw from Wimbledon after testing positive for Covid. It follows withdrawals from former finalists Marin Cilic and Matteo Berrettini.
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LONDON : Highlights on day four of the Wimbledon tennis championships on Thursday (all times GMT):
A host of British players are in action today across the grounds at Wimbledon on day four.
Seven British singles players remain at Wimbledon after Wednesday saw fan favourites Sir Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu endure devastating defeats.
Roberto Bautista Agut has become the third men's withdrawal at Wimbledon after testing positive for Covid-19. The Spaniard had been due to play Colombia's Daniel Galan, who now gets a walkover for the third round.