British tennis faces a crisis with 15 of 19 players exiting Wimbledon in the first round, the worst since 1988. Injuries to key players like Jack Draper and Emma Raducanu, tough draws, and a lack of depth in the top 100 are cited as major concerns, despite some optimism for the future.
British tennis endured its worst day at Wimbledon this century as all 10 Britons who completed their matches were beaten, with high-profile losses for Harriet Dart and Cam Norrie
Andy Murray has joined fellow Briton Jack Draper's coaching team for the grass-court season, including Wimbledon. The former champion, who retired from coaching Novak Djokovic 18 months ago, cited family time as his priority but was persuaded by Draper's request.
British tennis player Dan Evans, 36, will compete in Wimbledon qualifying after not receiving a singles wildcard. He had hoped for a wildcard for his final tournament before retirement, but spots were awarded to Harry Wendelken and Felix Gill. Evans will play doubles with Henry Searle.
British tennis players have struggled with injuries throughout the clay-court season - but why?
British tennis players have struggled with injuries throughout the clay-court season - but why?
