Tennis

A trio of Brits, Johanna Konta, Harriet Dart and Dan Evans, will all bid for places in the fourth round while Andy Murray and Serena Williams will start their mixed doubles campaign on a sensational Saturday at Wimbledon. The British trio in the singles draws all feature across Centre Court and No 1 Court with the power duo of Murray and Williams set to begin their partnership together after…

Predicting a winner of the men’s singles at Wimbledon has been a relatively easy task over the past 15 years, with only four winners since 2002. Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray have both won two titles apiece, Novak Djokovic has emerged victorious on three occasions, but Roger Federer sits head and shoulders above the rest with eight wins. The 36-year-old is chasing a historic ninth title to draw…

  Order of play Day 1CENTRE COURT 1:00PM GENTLEMEN’S SINGLES – FIRST ROUND R. Federer (SUI) 1 v D. Lajovic (SRB)   LADIES’ SINGLES – FIRST ROUND V. Lepchenko (USA) v C. Wozniacki (DEN) 2   GENTLEMEN’S SINGLES – FIRST ROUND S. Wawrinka (SUI) v G. Dimitrov (BUL) 6…

  Live coverage is on both BBC1 and BBC2, with highlights programme "Today at Wimbledon" on TV every evening and radio coverage on BBC Radio 5 Live and Sports Extra (switching depending on World Cup coverage).   Forget the 2018 World Cup — The Championships, Wimbledon are almost upon us as once again the British public prepares to go tennis crazy for precisely two weeks. It promises…

  Wimbledon - BBC Two from 11:30am every day The BBC is celebrating 90 years of Wimbledon coverage this year. Thanks to Andy Murray, it doesn’t need to delve too deeply into the archives to find Britain’s finest moment at the All England Club. But the world number one isn’t quite in the same history-making form of a year ago; a first round exit at Queen’s stalled Murray’s recovery…