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5.39pm: The sun has broken through the many clouds hanging around Wimbledon but it is not shining on the Brits as Moore is broken to lose the first set 7-5 against Kanepi. That's no disgrace to the Brit though who is performing well above her world ranking of 194<br><br> | 5.39pm: The sun has broken through the many clouds hanging around Wimbledon but it is not shining on the Brits as Moore is broken to lose the first set 7-5 against Kanepi. That's no disgrace to the Brit though who is performing well above her world ranking of 194<br><br> | ||
5.36pm: Back on to Date-Krumm's victory earlier, where the 42-year-old made it look so easy to win in 44 minutes against Witthoeft - so what's her secret to performing so well into her forties? Sportsmail's Neil Moxley got the answer in her post-match press conference<br> | 5.36pm: Back on to Date-Krumm's victory earlier, where the 42-year-old made it look so easy to win in 44 minutes against Witthoeft - so what's her secret to performing so well into her forties? Sportsmail's Neil Moxley got the answer in her post-match press conference<br> | ||
| − | 'I eat a lot. I eat more than my | + | 'I eat a lot. I eat more than my husband and my coach. And I like Chinese tea...sometimes Japanese tea. I drink it a lot. I have a tea pot that I always carry. I like the taste but it doesn't go on court with me because it's too hot...<br><br><br><br> |
Still going strong: Veteran Kimiko Date-Krumm defeated Carina Witthoeft in straight set<br> | Still going strong: Veteran Kimiko Date-Krumm defeated Carina Witthoeft in straight set<br> | ||
5.33pm: From Sportsmail's Jon McEvoy, who has been involved with a few fashion discussions today<br><br> | 5.33pm: From Sportsmail's Jon McEvoy, who has been involved with a few fashion discussions today<br><br> | ||
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3.29pm BIZARRE... Philipp Kohlschreiber, who was about to enter a fifth set against Ivan Dodig on Court 18, has decided he's too tried to continue and has retired from the match. Extraordinary.<br><br> | 3.29pm BIZARRE... Philipp Kohlschreiber, who was about to enter a fifth set against Ivan Dodig on Court 18, has decided he's too tried to continue and has retired from the match. Extraordinary.<br><br> | ||
3.26pm FASHION WATCH Courtesy of Laura Williamson: 'For those of you watching on TV at home I can exclusively reveal... Sue Barker is wearing leopard-print shoes today. And very nice they are too.' Pictures please!<br><br> | 3.26pm FASHION WATCH Courtesy of Laura Williamson: 'For those of you watching on TV at home I can exclusively reveal... Sue Barker is wearing leopard-print shoes today. And very nice they are too.' Pictures please!<br><br> | ||
| − | 3.23pm GAME, SET AND MATCH Straight sets success for Tommy Haas against Dmitry Tursunov, 6-3, 7-5, 7-5. Neil Moxley writes: 'Tommy Haas, he of the back-to-front baseball cap, has made it through to Round Two. He cuts a | + | 3.23pm GAME, SET AND MATCH Straight sets success for Tommy Haas against Dmitry Tursunov, 6-3, 7-5, 7-5. Neil Moxley writes: 'Tommy Haas, he of the back-to-front baseball cap, has made it through to Round Two. He cuts a strange figure now, with that style in his 30s, but had a little too much know-how for Tursunov.<br> |
Winner: Tommy Haas progressed in straight sets against Dmitry Tursuno<br> | Winner: Tommy Haas progressed in straight sets against Dmitry Tursuno<br> | ||
3.15pm Epic comeback from Sam Querry on Court Three - he did trail Bernard Tomic by two sets, now it's all square again. Into the decider.<br><br> | 3.15pm Epic comeback from Sam Querry on Court Three - he did trail Bernard Tomic by two sets, now it's all square again. Into the decider.<br><br> | ||
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New balls please: Just a few of the thousands of tennis balls to be used at Wimbledon 20<br><br> | New balls please: Just a few of the thousands of tennis balls to be used at Wimbledon 20<br><br> | ||
Quick march: The fans arrive for the second d<br> | Quick march: The fans arrive for the second d<br> | ||
| − | 10.55am We've linked up with IBM Slamtracker for Wimbledon 2013, whose website is a statistics heaven for all tennis fans. Among the many things they're keeping an eye on through the tournament is Twitter trends and here are some of the top insights from day on<br><br> | + | 10.55am We've linked up with IBM Slamtracker for Wimbledon 2013, whose website is a statistics heaven for all tennis fans. Among the many things they're [http://Captiveye-Pointcorp.com/ghdstraighteners.htm keeping] an eye on through the tournament is Twitter trends and here are some of the top insights from day on<br><br> |
Pippa Middleton, who was in the Royal Box on centre, was the top trending celebri<br><br> | Pippa Middleton, who was in the Royal Box on centre, was the top trending celebri<br><br> | ||
Andy Murray received the most mentions on Twitter, followed by Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Maria Sharapova in that ord<br><br> | Andy Murray received the most mentions on Twitter, followed by Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Maria Sharapova in that ord<br><br> | ||
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There was the savaging of Rafa Nadal by the man known as 'The Shark' - Steve Darcis of Belgium - one of the greatest shocks SW19 has ever seen<br><br> | There was the savaging of Rafa Nadal by the man known as 'The Shark' - Steve Darcis of Belgium - one of the greatest shocks SW19 has ever seen<br><br> | ||
There was a sumptuous exhibition of tennis by Roger Federer as he demolished Victor Hanescu in little over an hour and there was tremendous fighting spirit by Victoria Azarenka, who won despite being reduced to piercing wails of agony after injuring her leg<br><br> | There was a sumptuous exhibition of tennis by Roger Federer as he demolished Victor Hanescu in little over an hour and there was tremendous fighting spirit by Victoria Azarenka, who won despite being reduced to piercing wails of agony after injuring her leg<br><br> | ||
| − | And there was Andy Murray keeping the British end up after all other hopes had been dashed with a clinical straight sets win over Benjamin Becker<br><br> | + | And there was Andy Murray keeping the British end up after all other hopes had been dashed with a clinical [http://Captiveye-pointcorp.com/ghdstraighteners.htm straight] sets win over Benjamin Becker<br><br> |
So, what's is store for us today? More British hopes first up, with Heather Watson on court early doors against the American teenager Madison Keys and, later on Court One, Laura Robson against the Russian 10th seed Maria Kirilenko<br><br> | So, what's is store for us today? More British hopes first up, with Heather Watson on court early doors against the American teenager Madison Keys and, later on Court One, Laura Robson against the Russian 10th seed Maria Kirilenko<br><br> | ||
We'll also be treated to the men's and women's number one seeds on Centre Court, with strong favourite Serena Williams up first against Luxembourg's Mandy Minella, followed by Novak Djokovic against Germany's Florian Mayer<br><br> | We'll also be treated to the men's and women's number one seeds on Centre Court, with strong favourite Serena Williams up first against Luxembourg's Mandy Minella, followed by Novak Djokovic against Germany's Florian Mayer<br><br> | ||
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Baltacha dumped out before 1pm and Konta, Murray and Keothavong follow her out of SW19 exit on disastrous day for Bri<br><br> | Baltacha dumped out before 1pm and Konta, Murray and Keothavong follow her out of SW19 exit on disastrous day for Bri<br><br> | ||
WIMBLEDON BRIT WATCH: Follow the fortunes of all the home hopes at SW<br><br> | WIMBLEDON BRIT WATCH: Follow the fortunes of all the home hopes at SW<br><br> | ||
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