• Darren Walton

Daria Gavrilova dubbed herself a grand slam choker after a despairing first-round Wimbledon defeat.

Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic breezed through to the second round of Wimbledon after their respective opponents retired early.

• Darren Walton

Bernard Tomic and Thanasi Kokkinakis have joined the Australian exodus from the Wimbledon singles draws, as Arina Rodionova became the first to advance to the second round.

• Darren Walton

Nick Kyrgios hopes a hip injury won't end his 2017 tennis season.

• Simon Evans

A 78-year-old man died of his injuries following the crash with Williams.

• Darren Walton

Shellshocked John Millman sent a chilling warning to Rafael Nadal's rivals after playing a bit-part role in the Spaniard's rampant return to Wimbledon.

• Darren Walton

Nick Kyrgios's Wimbledon campaign has lasted less than an hour after the shattered Australian retired from his first-round match with a hip injury while down two sets to love.

• Pritha Sarkar

There were signs that Andy Murray was still troubled by a sore hip, but that wasn't enough to stop him.

• Darren Walton

Thanasi Kokkinakis has turned to Mark Philippoussis for added inspiration and grasscourt intellect in his concerted attempt to make a Wimbledon impact.

• Simon Cambers

Tradition is as much a part of the Wimbledon experience as the grass itself, from the predominantly white clothing rule to the strawberries and cream sold around the grounds of the All England Club.

• Darren Walton

John McEnroe has warned Nick Kyrgios' fans to get ready for another Wimbledon rollercoaster ride.

• Simon Briggs

If Roger Federer is seen by many as a secular saint, then his recent resurgence feels like a miracle. He is a 35-year-old male, playing the world's most universal individual sport, and redefining it. The whole phenomenon is so improbable that it is unlikely to be repeated.

A chronic hip injury threatens to cruel Nick Kyrgios's Wimbledon campaign before it even begins.

Tennis star Venus Williams said she was heartbroken by the death of a man in a two-car crash in Florida that a police report blamed on her driving, breaking her silence about the fatal accident three weeks after it occurred.

• Eamonn Tiernan

Scott Draper says the only person capable of beating Nick Kyrgios at Wimbledon in the next two weeks is Nick Kyrgios.

• Darren Walton

Jubilant Arina Rodionova could scarcely believe it after earning a dream Wimbledon debut with a relentless run through qualifying.

US police say tennis star Venus Williams was involved in a car crash that led to the death of a man.

• Matt Bonesteel

The woman whose husband was killed in a crash with Venus Williams will sue the tennis star.

• Darren Walton

Nick Kyrgios has wrapped up his Wimbledon preparations with another exhibition win at The Boodles in Buckinghamshire.

• Darren Walton

Nick Kyrgios will open his Wimbledon campaign against Pierre-Hugues Herbert and could face top-seeded titleholder Andy Murray in the fourth round for the second year running.

It was a tale of two matches for Bernard Tomic after he crashed out of the Eastbourne quarter-finals just hours after booking his spot in the last-eight.

From a doubtful starter last week, now Nick Kyrgios earnestly believes he can become Australia's first Wimbledon champion in 15 years.

There's been agony and ecstasy on a wild day for Australia's Wimbledon dreamers.

Kyrgios himself was upbeat ahead of the tournament, saying "the sky's the limit at Wimbledon".

​Unheralded Australian Andrew Whittington is one win away from a dream Wimbledon debut after grinding his way into the final round of qualifying at the All England Club.

• Simon Briggs

​Andy Murray's fractured build-up to Wimbledon continued to raise concern yesterday, when he pulled out of his planned exhibition match at the Hurlingham Club with a sore hip.

• Simon Briggs

​Andy Murray's fractured build-up to Wimbledon continued to raise concern yesterday, when he pulled out of his planned exhibition match at the Hurlingham Club with a sore hip.

Thanasi Kokkinakis has continued to improve as he warms up for Wimbledon at The Boodles exhibition event.

John McEnroe has refused to apologise for his comments about Serena Williams - and believes men should play against women to settle the argument.