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Guardian Sport30.6.2026Sport

British Tennis Suffers Worst Day at Wimbledon This Century with All 10 Competitors Losing

Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper's withdrawals due to injury preceded a dismal day for British tennis

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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

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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

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