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Jack Draper enters the Wimbledon meat grinder as Britain’s Big Thing

First-round stroll past Báez shed light on shapes, sounds and iconography of newfound Draper fandom at SW19

Wimbledon’s rampant British players deliver joint-best performance since 1976

Britain has 10 players through to the second round while the total of seven British men into round two is the best at any grand slam event since Wimbledon in 1997

Jack Draper coolly handles Wimbledon pressure by marching past Sebastián Báez

Jack Draper is through to the second round after Sebastián Báez retired through injury in their first-round match when trailing 6-2, 6-2, 2-1

Wimbledon umpire takes action after player complains of ‘dangerous’ spectator

Operations director says security ‘absolutely critical’ after Yulia Putintseva asks for man to be ejected over fears he had knife

Mpetshi Perricard’s 153mph serve smashes Wimbledon record … but he still loses to Fritz

Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard recorded the fastest serve in Wimbledon’s 145-year history – beating Taylor Dent’s record by 5mph – but could not win a thrilling five-setter

Wimbledon diary: anyone for air-con? Don’t bank on finding much ice at SW19

Fans and ballkids find novel ways of beating the heat as temperatures hit 34C and leading female players dismiss merits of five-setters

Krejcikova navigates tricky Wimbledon start to put supercomputers in their place

Wimbledon’s defending champion, Barbora Krejcikova, held off the hustle of rising Filipino star Alexandra Eala to progress to the second round

Katie Boulter rounds off Britain’s opening day in the sun at Wimbledon

Katie Boulter beat the world No 9 Paula Badosa after Arthur Fery stunned Alex Popryin on a record-breaking day for home players at Wimbledon

Wimbledon 2025 day one: Raducanu eases through, Alcaraz survives huge scare – as it happened

A great day for Britain, with seven winners as the champion was run close by Italian veteran Fabio Fognini

Queues and winning Raducanu make Wimbledon feel even more British than usual

Seven inspired British wins, David Beckham in the royal box and 10,000 fans at Wimbledon Park meant a memorable start to SW19

Katie Boulter fights back from the brink to topple ninth seed Paula Badosa

British No 2 beat Spain’s Paula Badosa 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 to make the second round where she faces lucky loser Sierra Solana, the world No 101

Carlos Alcaraz escapes first-round scare as Fabio Fognini tests his limits

Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz avoided an upset in the first round at Wimbledon by beating Fabio Fognini over five sets

Emma Raducanu too strong for teenager Mimi Xu in British battle

Emma Raducanu beat the 17-year-old Briton Mimi Xu 6-3, 6-3 to progress to the second round of Wimbledon

Farewell tradition, hello robots: Wimbledon adjusts to life without line judges

After 148 years, the championships are using an AI system for greater accuracy but some fans prefer the old ‘drama’

Wimbledon diary: strawberry sandwiches, pricey rackets and Oliver Tarvet’s expenses

Giant rackets cost £600, which could tempt Briton Oliver Tarvet, who needs to spend a lot of his first-round winnings

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