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Roddick ready to face Murray mania on Centre Court

Andy Roddick accepts he will be the most unpopular man in Britain this afternoon and that he will be facing an opponent without any weaknesses when he tries to block Andy Murray’s route into the Wimbledon history books. Read

'Snubbed' hurdler Andy Turner on a mission in world trials

European sprint hurdles bronze medal winner Andy Turner is aiming to prove sport hath no fury like an athlete scorned at the Aviva World Trials & UK Championships in Birmingham next weekend. Read

Depleted Birchfield Harriers without five potential winners for Premiership meet

Birchfield Harriers will take an under-strength team to Manchester for the second fixture of the British Athletics League Premiership tomorrow, but knowing that their opposition are likely to be in the same boat. Read

Singles final sister act is getting a bit predictable

So all the pre-tournament predictions were correct, the might of the entire Sony Ericsson WTA Tour has not been enough to prevent a fourth all-Williams final. Read

Warwickshire ladies' golf team sweep all before them to enter English County Finals

Warwickshire ladies booked their place in the English County Finals with a magnificent victory to claim the Midlands South Division title during County Week at Ladbrook Park. Read

Stars cheer on Andy Murray's demolition of Ferrero

The clamour to be part of the movement known as Andy-monium intensified yesterday with Sir Cliff Richard, Kate Winslet and Miss Scotland adding their names to the Briton’s increasingly illustrious fan-club. Read

James takes stock after curse of three culminates in Wimbledon exit

If Hannah James’ theory is correct – that bad things really do happen in threes – then the teenager was always going to find Junior Wimbledon a difficult tournament. Read

Meghan Beesley earns call-up to European Under-23 Championships

World Junior bronze medal winner Meghan Beesley has been named in the Aviva Great Britain and Northern Ireland team for the European Under-23 Championships in Kaunas this month. Read

Wimbledon: Williams sisters leave rivals in their wake

As the Williams sisters stroll towards a second consecutive Wimbledon final – and fourth in all at this most valued of championships – the perception that the rest of the women’s game has a soft under-belly continues to grow unabated. Read

Andy Murray will not under-estimate rival Ferrero in Wimbledon quarter-final

Andy Murray is refusing to under-estimate the challenge posed to his bid to make history by unheralded Spaniard Juan Carlos Ferrero today. Read

Bandages and steel send battling Venus Williams onwards

To paraphrase her erudite compatriot, reports of Venus Williams’ demise are appear to have been greatly exaggerated, the oldest swinger in town is still swinging and doing so with a determination that will send shivers of familiarity down the spines of her rivals. Read

Anxious Murray needs help as historic roof comes into play

Wimbledon officials needed no second invitation to show off their brand spanking new roof yesterday and Centre Court’s crowd was far from reticent in testing it out. But it was the lights they needed most. Read

Jessica Leach still on course for European Junior Championships

Birmingham high-jumper Jessica Leach remains in the box seat to qualify for this summer’s European Junior Championships – despite an under-par showing at this weekend’s trials held in Bedford. Read

Ed Dunford hoping to put injuries behind him

Birchfield Harrier Ed Dunford will be looking to get his career back on track this weekend when he competes in the European Cup Combined Events meeting in Zaragoza, Spain. Read

Baltacha blows her big chance

On both paper and grass Elena Baltacha’s second round pairing with Kirsten Flipkens was as winnable as they come. Sadly for the humbled Scot, that was never the case in her head. Read

Andy Murray shows his credentials with Gulbis demolition

Andy Murray underlined his championship credentials with the perfect performance on a perfect day for Britain’s brightest Wimbledon prospect in seven decades. Read

Rain proves frustrating as Broadhurst seeks touch

While Britain basks in the baking heat of summer, Midlands golfer Paul Broadhurst’s preparations for today’s BMW International Open in Munich have been a virtual wash-out. Read

Britain's got little talent on the tennis court

Twenty-four hours after one of the darkest days in British tennis the Lawn Tennis Association faced their accusers yesterday and insisted there is light at the end of the tunnel but admitted it is probably too distant to save perennial flop Alex Bogdanovic. Read

Wimbledon: Unseeded Dulko ousts Sharapova

The former darling of Wimbledon, Maria Sharapova, was ousted from both the Ladies’ Singles championships and the affections of the Centre Court crowd yesterday by an elegant Argentinian who was virtually unknown in this country. Read

Evans aims above seedy wild card culture

TENNIS: WIMBLEDON 2009 Read