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Has Wimbledon motivated you to get on court? Then find out the many ways that you can begin or continue your tennis journey
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19/07/2019calendar_today
From Monday 22 to Friday 26 July, 44 counties will compete in the doubles-only tournament across 13 grass court venues in Britain.
17/07/2019calendar_today
Tie Break Tens, the fast-paced, short-form tennis format launched a new grassroots campaign today with two of the leading governing bodies of tennis, LTA and WTA.
16/07/2019calendar_today
Great Britain’s university tennis team continued its run of success on the global stage as Emily Arbuthnott won a silver medal at the 2019 World University Games to record Britain’s best women’s singles performance for over 50 years.
Britain’s leading wheelchair tennis players will be mixing it with the best players on the planet at the 30th British Open in Nottingham next week.
13/07/2019calendar_today
A ground-breaking Wimbledon for wheelchair tennis saw Brits Andy Lapthorne, Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid contest the last of three finals with home interest.
12/07/2019calendar_today
Andy Lapthorne and Dylan Alcott were victorious in the quad wheelchair doubles final, whilst Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid kickstarted their title defence with a win.
11/07/2019calendar_today
Thursday saw 13 Brits in action across wheelchair, mixed doubles and juniors draws, headlined by Andy Lapthorne impressively winning on debut.
10/07/2019calendar_today
Andy Murray and Serena Williams' mesmerising mixed doubles campaign ended in a three-set defeat to top seeds Bruno Soares and Nicole Melichar, whilst Anton Matusevich is into the quarter-finals of the boys' singles.
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