Cameron Norrie says he is no longer 'a guy who came out of college' as he targets a deep run at Wimbledon

British No. 1 Cameron Norrie hopes he can benefit from experience as he targets a deep run at this year's Wimbledon. It will be Norrie's fifth appearance at the SW19 showpiece, but he has only reached the third round once — last year — when he lost in four sets to Roger Federer.

Ad/> However the last 12 months has seen Norrie rise to a career-high of tenth in the world following a first ATP Masters title at Indian Wells in October 2021 and tournament wins at Los Cabos, Delray Beach and Lyon. WimbledonDjokovic, Nadal avoid unseeded big names at Wimbledon, Murray learns fate24/06/2022 AT 10:11 For Norrie now — who faces Spain Pablo Andujar in R1 — it's about delivering at a Grand Slam. «With playing quite a few third rounds [at majors] now, I can use that to my advantage and use the experience,» Norrie said.

«I'm not a guy who's just come out of college and it's my first time playing Wimbledon. Norrie — 'I want to push towards world No. 1' — Players' Voice ‘He still believes in me’ – Murray says Lendl helps push him on Raducanu 'ready to go' ahead of Wimbledon bow »I've played a few Wimbledons now, a couple of big matches on Centre Court, so I can use all that to my advantage, just try to be as calm as possible in those matches and try to play my best level in those bigger matches.

“It's a big goal for me to reach the second week — I'd like to tick that box. It obviously helps with the seeding and having a slightly better draw. “But there's a long way to go, a lot of tennis to be played.

I've got a lot of improvement and a lot of upside in my game still, so I'm looking forward to the challenge of that. There's plenty of good guys in the draw, so it's not going to be easy at all. «I think I belong on the big stage now,