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20 - 25 July 2021

British Open Wheelchair Tennis Championships

Nottingham Tennis Centre

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25/07/21

Alfie Hewett makes history with maiden British Open singles title

Alfie Hewett produced a devastating display of tennis on Sunday to become the first Brit to lift the men’s singles title at the British Open Wheelchair Tennis Championships.

24/07/21

Hewett and Reid seal second British Open men’s doubles title

Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid secured their second British Open men’s doubles title on the penultimate day of this year’s tournament after defeating French second seeds Stephane Houdet and Nicolas Peifer 6-2, 6-3 for their seventh title together in 2021.

23/07/21

Big wins for Whiley and Hewett at 2021 British Open Wheelchair Tennis

British players will contest five out of a possible six finals this weekend at the British Open, with Alfie Hewett and Jordanne Whiley into Sunday’s men’s and women’s singles finals.

22/07/21

Lapthorne and Cotterill stun second seeds to reach quad doubles final

Antony Cotterill and Andy Lapthorne became the first Brits to reach a final at the British Open after upsetting American second seeds Bryan Barten and David Wagner

21/07/21

Whiley survives early scare to progress at British Open

Two-time women’s singles champion Jordanne Whiley recovered from a slow start on the second day of the British Open to overcome Japan’s Manami Tanaka 3-6, 6-3, 6-1 and book her place in Thursday quarter-finals.

20/07/21

Green victorious on day one of British Open

Richard Green won the day’s only all-British first round match as the 31^st British Open got underway, the former National champion beating Antony Cotterill in straight sets to book a place in his second quad singles quarter-final in Nottingham since 2017.