Simon Briggs

Half an hour into an intense training session on the courts of Coolhurst Tennis Club, I simply cannot get the ball past my practice partner.

Britain’s Wimbledon star will prepare for semi-final by watching ‘The Godfather’, in which there are parallels to his own journey to the top

As Alexander Zverev bounced the ball in his service motion, just three points short of victory in his quarter-final against Taylor Fritz, he was forced to abort the process and pull away.

Arthur Fery’s Wimbledon will go down as a great tale of derring-do. A tennis miracle, even. But it will not make him a major finalist.

Linda Noskova avoided the fate of her compatriot Jana Novotna, who famously wept on the shoulder of the Duchess of Kent, as she survived a thrilling comeback.

John Lloyd, the former British No 1, has become the latest voice to leave the BBC's Wimbledon coverage for good, bowing out in the most understated fashion during the men's doubles final on Saturday afternoon.

Former British No 1 follows in footsteps of Sue Barker and Andrew Castle as corporation focuses on more statistical approach to its coverage

The heavy artillery rolled out at Wimbledon on Sunday as world No 1 Jannik Sinner successfully defended his men's singles titles amid a fusillade of aces.

This year's crop of British juniors at Wimbledon were a headline-writer's dream. When the boys' and girls' tournaments began on the middle Saturday, Liv

The heavy artillery rolled out at Wimbledon on Sunday as world No 1 Jannik Sinner successfully defended his men’s singles title amid a fusillade of aces.