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wta tour and it was quite a small one if you is back so this was a hugejump upfor one if you is back so this was a hugejump up for her and she was able to hold her nerve, play beautifully with so much finesse and feel and then she would inject pace and she just really disrupted the play of 0ns jabeur and she did and she just really disrupted the play of 0nsjabeur and she did a masterfuljob, she really deserved to win. masterful “ob, she really deserved to win. ., . , ., to win. how much did it help that the expectation _ to win. how much did it help that the expectation wasn't _ to win. how much did it help that the expectation wasn't on - to win. how much did it help that the expectation wasn't on her - the expectation wasn't on her shoulders? she only won four matches on grass prior to these championships. beat five seeded players, was very close to going out againstjessica pegula. even this final, the talk was about on stubble, not about to marketa vondrousova and that seem to help? i agree with you. everything was on 0ns jabeur. she is the favourite, she is going to win, she has won a few titles on grass. she is the better grass court player. she lost in the final last year and how much she wants it and what this would mean to her. and for vondrousova, it was really helpful that she didn't feel the pressure. she went out and played with freedom. she is
atjust 20 years old, spain�*s carlos alcaraz is a us open winner and current world number one. for many, he�*s seen as the biggest threat to the reign of novak djokovic on grass. but first, he must get past denmark�*s holger rune, who�*s the same age. and to add some spice to the mix, they played doubles together at 13. we know really well each other, and i�*m really sad about it. and i think he�*s the same. back then he was carlos. he's the same. just, you know, improved very, very, a lot. and very quickly. 0n the subject of knowing each other well, the pick of today�*s ladies quarterfinals is between elena rybakina and 0nsjabeur, a repeat of last year�*s final. the tunisian will be hoping for a different result. sometimes playing someone sometimes playing someone like elena, who serves really well. it could be frustrating. like elena, who serves really well. you know, me, i would get angry, you know, me, i would get angry, but i�*ll try to accept the fact that she serves so good and try but i�*ll try to accept the fact to return good and then and see
-et winner of this match if norrie can get past — winner of this match if norrie can get past david goffin. but it is sinner— get past david goffin. but it is sinner serving for this first step to try— sinner serving for this first step to try and — sinner serving for this first step to try and get his nose out in front against _ to try and get his nose out in front against novak djokovic, who is hoping — against novak djokovic, who is hoping to— against novak djokovic, who is hoping to make it four consecutive wimbledon titles. that is extraordinary in itself. it would be seven _ extraordinary in itself. it would be seven in _ extraordinary in itself. it would be seven in total if he could do it. and _ seven in total if he could do it. and that — seven in total if he could do it. and that is _ seven in total if he could do it. and that is why it is not going to be as— and that is why it is not going to be as easy— and that is why it is not going to be as easy as that for me! it has gone _ be as easy as that for me! it has gone to deuce. we will keep you up—to—date with that and howjannik sinner— up—to—date with that and howjannik sinner gets — up—to—date with that and howjannik sinner gets in. we have two women's quarterfinals too. 0nsjabeur will quarterfinals too. 0ns jabeur will step out — quarterfinals too. 0nsjabeur will step out. she is playing marie buzz cover— step out. she is playing marie buzz cover from — step out. she is playing marie buzz cover from the czech republic. 0ns jabeur— cover from the czech republic. 0ns jabeur is— cover from the czech republic. 0ns jabeur is the favourite at the moment— jabeur is the favourite at the moment because the other favourites are out _ moment because the other favourites are out. there is an all—german much going _ are out. there is an all—german much going on— are out. there is an all—german much going on at— are out. there is an all—german much going on at the moment in the quarterfinal on court number one. tatiana _ quarterfinal on court number one. tatjana maria is playing julie niemeyer. niemeyertook the tatjana maria is playing julie niemeyer. niemeyer took the first set convincingly by 6—4. she was the
has been at the tournament and rounds up the rest of the news from day 7. the world number two, 0nsjabeur, remains the favourite in the women's draw after another battling display, winning in straight sets over elise mertens. jabeur beating the 24th seed, who'd knocked out the former champion angelique kerber. jabeur, though, not to be stopped this time, trying to make history — the first woman from north africa and the arab world to reach number two in the world rankings. can she win her first grand slam? well, she's into her second consecutive quarterfinal here at the all england club. and next up for her will be the czech marie bouzkova, the 23—year—old beating caroline garcia in straight sets. we've got an all—german quarterfinal to look forward to as well. tatjana maria, one of the stories of the day, knocking outjelena 0stapenko, the former french open champion. 0stapenko had two match points,
the world number two, 0nsjabeur, remains the favourite in the women's draw after another battling display, winning in straight sets over elise mertens. jabeur beating the 24th seed, who'd knocked out the former champion angelique kerber. jabeur, though, not to be stopped this time, trying to make history — the first woman from north africa and the arab world to reach number two in the world rankings. can she win her first grand slam? well, she's into her second consecutive quarterfinal here at the all england club. and next up for her will be the czech marie bouzkova, the 23—year—old beating caroline garcia in straight sets. we've got an all—german quarterfinal to look forward to as well. tatjana maria, one of the stories of the day, knocking outjelena 0stapenko, the former french open champion. 0stapenko had two match points, but maria saved them and ended up winning the match in three. she's going to play her german compatriotjule niemeier, the world number 97 beating the british numberfour heather watson.
bbc sport has been at the tournament and rounds up the rest of the news from day 7. the world number two, 0nsjabeur, remains the favourite in the women's draw after another battling display, winning in straight sets over elise mertens. jabeur beating the 24th seed, who'd knocked out the former champion angelique kerber. jabeur, though, not to be stopped this time, trying to make history — the first woman from north africa and the arab world to reach number two in the world rankings. can she win her first grand slam? well, she's into her second consecutive quarterfinal here at the all england club. and next up for her will be the czech marie bouzkova, the 23—year—old beating caroline garcia in straight sets. we've got an all—german quarterfinal to look forward to as well. tatjana maria, one of the stories of the day, knocking outjelena 0stapenko, the former french open champion. 0stapenko had two match points, but maria saved them and ended up winning the match in three. she's going to play her german compatriotjule niemeier, the world number 97 beating the british numberfour heather watson.
one of the best players in the tour at the moment and he is in good form as well, like that drop shots, i will maybe have a chat with andy and see if he has any tips for me. i saw him play earlier and he had a good day, it is not going to be easy. but disappointment for britain's heather watson who lost her semi—final in birmingham, against 0nsjabeur. the number two seed from tunisia beat watson in straight sets, 6—3 6—3. england's women have missed out on a first test victory since 2014 after india dug in to draw their one off match on the final day in bristol. lydia campbell reports. india knew that to avoid defeat, they would need to bat well. the early signs were not good. sharma edged to 50 but then this, sophie ecclestone's final ball before lunch was a peach. and a flurry of wickets