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Expert guide to budget tickets and beating the queues as Wimbledon 2026 ballot opens

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

Evening Standard

Who is the Arbroath local dominating at this year's Wimbledon?

AN Arbroath local is serving up epic performances in this year’s Wimbledon tennis championship.

The National (Scotland)

Cameron Norrie's rise to become British No. 1 and his next Wimbledon match

South African-born player Cameron Norrie has become one of the few Brits to ever reach the quarter-finals of a tennis grand slam as he eyes up establishing himself as a Wimbledon hero

Daily Mirror

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Wimbledon will lose what makes it unique if it tries to expand like this

The empty seats at Wimbledon last week will do nothing for the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club’s dream of building 38 new courts and a show court on the Capability Brown parkland across the road. Cynics would ask why do they need it? They only have 375 full…

Evening Standard

Inside Ronan and Storm Keating's incredible family home with tennis court and swimming pool

Ronan's son Jack, 23, is starring in Love Island but is used to living in luxury at his dad's impressive London mansion.

Daily Record

Wimbledon 2022: Sir Cliff Richard leads impromptu sing-a-long with crowd on Centre Court

It came as Centre Court hosted musical celebrations before a full day of tennis on middle Sunday for the first time to celebrate its centenary

Evening Standard

Wimbledon appealing against WTA fine for banning Russians and Belarusians

The All England Club has reportedly been fined £207,000 for banning Russian and Belarusian players after the invasion of Ukraine.

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Cameron Norrie-mania sweeps across SW19 ahead of Wimbledon quarter finals

Cameron Norrie might have won the biggest tennis match of his life - but he couldn’t party with his girlfriend at the Rolling Stones gig in central London.

Evening Standard

Why isn't Roger Federer playing Wimbledon and will he ever play again after year absence?

Roger Federer is one of the greatest tennis players of all time. Most fans were expecting him to defend his world ranking at Wimbledon, but he made the decision not to play

Daily Mirror

Novak Djokovic 'intimidated' by son Stefan's Nadal-like forehand

Novak Djokovic says his seven-year-old Stefan tries to "intimidate" him by hitting the forehand like his arch-rival Rafael Nadal during their friendly practice sessions.

The Times of India

Sinner, Alcaraz Hoping Wimbledon Marks Start of Grand Slam Rivalry

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz showed on Sunday that men's tennis will be in good hands when the "Big Three" finally step aside and the young guns hoped their thrilling fourth-round clash at Wimbledon marks the start of a Grand Slam rivalry. Italian 20-year-old Sinner reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Why tennis players wear white at Wimbledon

Strict rules imposed at tournament have sexist origin

The Independent UK

10 facts about Wimbledon

The All England Club hosts the iconic Grand Slam over the next two weeks

The Independent UK

Most controversial Wimbledon outfits of all time

Several players have broken strict dress code at tennis tournament

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The Times of India

Hope I can play Wimbledon one more time, says Roger Federer

Wimbledon, the titans of tradition, broke with an old order. Ushering in a new era of play on the middle-Sunday, the tennis major celebrated the centenary of Centre Court in its current location on Church Road with a parade of champions.

The Times of India

Wimbledon: 'Mother of all wins' as Tatjana Maria outguns Jelena Ostapenko to advance

LONDON: Tatjana Maria has been around. She’s 34, the mother of two girls, her oldest Charlotte is eight, a budding tennis player. Maria returned to tennis less than 12 months ago, after her second pregnancy break.

The Independent UK

Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz hope more is to come from fledgling rivalry

The battle between two of the biggest prospect in tennis did not disappoint on Centre Court

The Independent UK

Tennis fans curious to know more about ‘mysterious’ British number one Norrie

Home favourite Cameron Norrie, 26, is emerging from relative obscurity as Britain’s best hope for the 2022 Championships.

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Reuters

Tennis-Norrie reaches Wimbledon quarters to keep alive British hopes

Ninth seed Cameron Norrie kept the British flag flying at Wimbledon on Sunday by progressing to his maiden Grand Slam quarter-final with a commanding 6-4 7-5 6-4 victory over American Tommy Paul.

The Guardian - UK

Heather Watson’s Wimbledon run ends in bruising loss to ‘serve-bot’ Niemeier

Germany’s Jule Niemeier beat Heather Watson, the British No 2, 6-2, 6-4 while Tatjana Maria saved match points in her win over Jelena Ostapenko

Daily Mirror

Sue Barker breaks down in tears at Wimbledon as colleague John McEnroe leads tributes

Wimbledon legend Sue Barker couldn't hide her emotion as tennis star John McEnroe told her the players would be 'lost without her' as she retires from commentating on the tournament

Daily Mirror

Sue Barker in tears as emotional tribute is paid before her Wimbledon farewell

BBC tennis icon Sue Barker was celebrated on Centre Court as she prepares to step down from leading the coverage of Wimbledon following the conclusion of the 2022 tournament

Sports Illustrated

Whether In Defeat or Victory, The Stars Have Come Out at Wimbledon

Wimbledon reminds us that for every defeat, there is a victory. And even though the second week won’t have Serena or Federer, there are some must-follow storylines ahead.

Evening Standard

Sue Barker receives standing ovation as Wimbledon legends celebrate 100 years of Centre Court

Tennis legend Sue Barker was on Sunday reduced to tears as Wimbledon legends and fans gave her a standing ovation as Centre Court celebrated its centenary.

The Independent UK

Making famous Wimbledon queue partly virtual ‘a disastrous idea’

Club chiefs are considering making the queue for on-the-day premium tickets partly digital.

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