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There’s a rich heritage of British fightbacks from the brink of defeat at Wimbledon – only to fall agonisingly short

You have to go back nearly 40 years for the last time ten Brits made the second round of Wimbledon

Emma Raducanu can certainly tell you that in virtually every way possible Wimbledon isn’t Flushing Meadows. From the vertigo inducing

Katie Boulter helped British players to their best Wimbledon first round return in a quarter of a century. Boulter’s 7-5

Alastair Gray could not have imagined a worse start to his Wimbledon debut but after branding issues and a double

Jack Draper’s first win at Wimbledon is unlikely to be his last – and no one believes that more than

Heather Watson has always been a straight talker and she wasn’t about to stop after conquering the site of her

As Marija Cicak scanned her umpiring assignments, her heart must have sank because where Nick Kyrgios goes, trouble is rarely

Katie Swan admitted it was a case of what might have been after narrowly losing her first round match at

The dream of every British tennis player is to win a match at Wimbledon when they grow up – Ryan

Normal service was resumed at Wimbledon as Andy Murray raged into the fading light against the relentless passage of time.