Wimbledon day three
LONDON : Highlights of the third day at the Wimbledon tennis championships on Wednesday (times GMT):
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Choinski hoping to dance into last 32 at Wimbledon
Jan Choinski wants to continue waltzing his way through Wimbledon when he takes to the second round stage against Hubert Hurkacz today. The German-born player, who qualifies as British through his ballet dancing mother from Southampton, beat Serbian Dusan Lajovic on Monday in what marked the biggest result of his career.
Peniston revels in Centre Court debut despite loss to Murray
Ryan Peniston may have fallen to defeat on Tuesday, but it was a day at Wimbledon he will never forget after battling it out with Andy Murray on Centre Court. The chance to face Murray was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Southend player Peniston, who is supported by the LTA's Pro Access Programme and had previously expressed his wish to one day face the three-time Grand Slam champion. Ad Peniston had narrowly missed the chance to face his compatriot at the LTA's Lexus Surbiton Trophy and LTA's Rothesay Open Nottingham, losing a round before a potential meeting versus Murray.
Wimbledon fans hoping for fewer showers after rain-hit second day
Wimbledon fans should expect sunnier spells and fewer showers after the deluge on the second day of the tournament stopped play on outside courts.
Djokovic continues to adapt but next generation is learning fast - especially Alcaraz
On court, Novak Djokovic is a technical, machine-like guy but for me, he is like family; my brother from another mother.
Alcaraz blasts past Chardy into second round
LONDON: Top seed Carlos Alcaraz opened his Wimbledon campaign in ruthless fashion by sending French veteran Jeremy Chardy into retirement with a 6-0 6-2 7-5 drubbing on Tuesday (Jul 3).
Princess Kate gives Wimbledon champion Roger Federer a lengthy standing ovation at the All England Club
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Tunisia’s Jabeur ‘100 percent there’ for WTA in Saudi link
LONDON: Tunisian star Ons Jabeur has backed the Women’s Tennis Association over their decision to evaluate the potential for playing a tournament in Saudi Arabia.