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LONDON: Tuesday, dank and dismal, was rain-washed. The only matches to go through at Wimbledon were those played under the roof on Centre and Court No. 1. Some 87 singles matches were scheduled for Wednesday, only a fraction of those games fell in the to-be-completed column. The order of play…

LONDON: Roger Federer is religion at Wimbledon. On these sprawling grounds at SW19, where he has claimed a record eight titles, he has a following few others can match across sporting disciplines.

Everything looks normal as Wimbledon opens its door to spectators for the Championships, but battle lines have been drawn between the All England Club and its neighbours

LONDON: The morning sky at SW19 was of a weepy hue, in the distance the St Mary’s Church bells chimed. A signal. The Championships, starting Monday, is the first Wimbledon after Roger Federer retired from the sport; the Swiss, who these grounds embraced as their very own, was Lord of…

The Serb is looking for a fifth consecutive title while Aryna Sabalenka should challenge for her first in SW19

Figures from the All England Club show that 515,164 people attended the SW19 grounds during the two-week championships.

LONDON: Novak Djokovic was broken thrice in the opening set of his Wimbledon semifinal against Briton Cameron Norrie — a string of firecrackers that sent the Centre Court crowd into raptures, busting vocal cords and raising hopes as the afternoon drifted into the evening at SW19.

The Labour leader arrived at the SW19 grounds after midday on Thursday to watch matches on Centre Court.

Fans at the SW19 grounds said they would be rooting for the British player and his partner.

Seven-hour waits and £100 tickets? Not if you know the tricks of the SW19 trade. Tennis nut David Cohen serves up his winning formula for finding (cheap) seats at top matches — without spending all day in a long queue

The first two families through the gates of the All England Club in SW19 spoke to the PA news agency.