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Rain disrupts Wimbledon matches as Roger Federer receives standing ovation, Andy Murray gives it all despite hip injuries., and Carlos Alcaraz shines in his match.

Non-full-white rule for girls important step, says Azarenka

LONDON: Carlos Alcaraz has worn a floppy hat to his media conferences at SW19 this week, completing that endearing picture of a boy in a man's world. He fiddles with the flare every now and then when he responds to a question. The 20-year-old smiles often, using the 1000 watt…

Novak Djokovic returns to Centre Court for day fee of Wimbledon as one of the biggest stars in tennis continue his campaign.

Rain washed out most of Tuesday’s schedule at the All England Club.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman will hold talks with senior sporting and police figures on protecting Wimbledon and other events from protests.

Federer, who turns 42 on Aug. 8, announced his retirement at the end of last year following a series of knee operations.

Evans’ latest round one loss at Wimbledon was his seventh defeat from his last eight matches.

Murray dropped only four games in front of Roger Federer and the Princess of Wales, while Norrie was taken to four sets by Tomas Machac.

Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who was imprisoned in Iran for six years, had told Murray that she had watched his 2016 Wimbledon triumph from her cell

Disruption, disruption, disruption. All because of the rain. And it's been chilly too. But the sun shines when Roger is around.