Tennis goes East
With the rise of Djokovic and Kvitova, the Eastern Bloc is at the centre of the game.
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Kvitova gives Sharapova taste of her own medicine
Softly-spoken 21-year-old Czech Petra Kvitova celebrated her Wimbledon singles title with a shy smile on Saturday.
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Nadal shatters Murray's dream again
Rafael Nadal delivered a command performance to withstand a fired-up Andy Murray and beat the home favourite to a spot in the Wimbledon finals.
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Djokovic tops rankings after Tsonga downed
Novak Djokovic powered into his first Wimbledon final with a defeat of France's Jo-Wilfried Tsonga which ensured him the world number one spot.
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Williams sisters lose aura of invincibility
Is it a full stop or a semi colon in Venus and Serena's monologue?
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Sharapova to meet Kvitova in Wimbledon women's final
Maria Sharapova, the rejuvenated glamour girl of women's tennis, will take on low-key Czech Petra Kvitova in the Wimbledon title showdown on Saturday.
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Nadal disappointed by Federer's Wimbledon exit
Rafael Nadal says he was saddened to see Roger Federer knocked out of Wimbledon as the 16-time Grand Slam title winner lost to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
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Wimbledon whittles tenacious set down to (semi)final few
Tsonga, Murray, Djokovic and Nadal reach the men's semifinals at Wimbledon, as Sharapova, Lisicki, Kvitova and Azarenka make the women's semifinals.
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Federer stunned by inspired Tsonga
Roger Federer suffered his second straight Wimbledon quarterfinal exit after Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga made an extraordinary comeback.
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Burundian makes history at Wimbledon
A 16-year-old boy from Burundi has made Wimbledon history, becoming the first player from the East African country to participate in the championship.
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