Little-known Arina Rodionova has saved seven match points to emerge as an unlikely saviour on a day of carnage for Australia at Wimbledon.

• Adrian Proszenko

The man who coached Bernard Tomic for a decade is unsurprised by his Wimbledon meltdown and predicts worse is to come because he's spending a lifetime chasing a tennis ambition that is his father's rather than his own.

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• Greg Baum

Never let it be said that Bernard Tomic is not a success.

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• Peter FitzSimons

Mate, it's time for you to stand down. Take a year off. Get totally away from tennis. Find yourself.

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• Oliver Brown

Bernard Tomic's performance marked a nadir in a career of wasted talent,

• Darren Walton

Bernard Tomic's embarrassing Wimbledon performance has former Australian players cringing, says Pat Cash as Australia endured its equal-worst Wimbledon men's campaign since World War II.

• Simon Briggs

Roger Federer urged Wimbledon to reconsider its rules on Tuesday night after a pair of retirements left the Centre Court crowd feeling short-changed.

• Darren Walton

Bernard Tomic has confessed to having lost all motivation for the game, disrespecting it and no longer caring how he performed in grand slams.

• 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.