Tim Wigmore is a journalist at Telegraph Sport. He focuses on competitive and professional sports, covering themes such as team sports, international sports leagues, and major sports tournaments. His work has been featured in notable publications including MSN, FiveThirtyEight, and ESPN Sports Media Ltd.
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Briton’s match against Alexander Zverev first on Centre Court on Friday despite duo having a day less rest than other semi-finalists
By: Ben Rumsby, Tim Wigmore
Millions of viewers could miss Arthur Fery's historic Wimbledon semi-final after it was scheduled first on Centre Court on Friday.
Tim Wigmore Henry Patten lamented that the tennis authorities see the doubles game as “a pain in the a--” after he became the first British player to win two men's doubles titles at Wimbledon since World War Two.
Tim Wigmore Ali G, the comedian, watched the men's singles final at Wimbledon wearing a jacket emblazoned with the words “Official Ganja Dealer”, causing embarrassing scenes for the All England Club.
Alejandro Garnacho's Chelsea career appears to be over after new manager Xabi Alonso said he could leave.
New Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso has called on his players to raise their standards if they are to win back the fans and return to the Champions League next season.
By: Tim Wigmore
Henry Patten lamented that the tennis authorities see the doubles game as “a pain in the a--” after he became the first British player to win two men’s doubles titles at Wimbledon since World War Two.
Ali G, the character played by the actor Sacha Baron Cohen, watched the men’s singles final at Wimbledon wearing a jacket emblazoned with the words “Official Ganja Dealer”.
Format of next year’s ODI tournament has been changed to ensure biggest countries play more in latest insult to Associate nations
Tim Wigmore While the world's attention is on the football World Cup, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has changed the format of its next one.
