Wimbledon 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Raducanu vs Sabalenka ON NOW, champ Alcaraz, Norrie, Fritz and Kartal THROUGH
Emma Raducanu faces her toughest test yet as the British star takes on No1 seed Aryna Sabalenka in the third round on Centre Court this evening.
Before that, defending men's champion Carlos Alcaraz stuck to his aggressive game plan before beating German Jan-Lennard Struff in a sensational four-setter.
Taylor Fritz, and Cameron Norrie have also booked their spots in the next round.
And British star Sonay Kartal did the same with a fourth-round 6-4 6-2 win over Diane Parry.
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30th Jun 2025, 08:14 By Connor Greaves
Brit watch
Here are all the timings for the key British names in action on opening day:
Centre Court: Katie Boulter vs Paula Badosa - from 3.30pm
Court One: Jacob Fearnley vs Joao Fonseca - from 3pm and Emma Raducanu vs Mimi Xu - from 4pm
Court 3: Sonay Kartal vs Jelena Ostapenko - from 11am
Court 4: Oliver Tarvet vs Leandro Riedi - from 11am and Henry Searle vs Ethan Quinn - from 3.30pm
Court 12: Hannah Klugman vs Leylah Fernandez - from 3.30pm
Court 15: Arthur Fery vs Alexei Popyrin and Billy Harris vs Dusan Lajovic - from 1pm
Court 16: Oliver Crawford vs Mattia Bellucci - from 11am
Court 17: Harriet Dart vs Dalma Galfi and Mika Stojsavljevic vs Ashlyn Krueger - from 3.30pm
Court 18: Cameron Norrie vs Roberto Bautista Agut - from 12.30pm
By Connor Greaves
Good morning and welcome to SunSport's live blog of Wimbledon!
The iconic British tennis tournament gets underway today at the All England Club, and some huge names are in action!
A whopping FOURTEEN Brits will begin their campaigns with the likes of Emma Raducanu, Katie Boulter, Jacob Fearnley and Cameron Norrie all competing in SW19 on opening day.
Carlos Alcaraz headlines on Centre Court as he starts his bid for a third title against Italian Fabio Fognini.
The likes of Jack Draper and Novak Djokovic will have to wait until Tuesday to get their tournaments underway.
SunSport will bring you all the action from SW19 over the next 14 days right here.
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