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We flew for 24 hours just to try Wimbledon's famous strawberries and cream… but we won't be eating it again

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By Alison Maloney 
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By Alison Maloney WHILE the likes of Carlos Alcaraz, Coco Gauff and Andy Murray keep us entertained during this summer’s Championships, spare a thought for those unsung heroes that keep the tournament going. Personal trainer Alex Crockford, now 33, served as a ball boy at Wimbledon in 2005 and 2006, and has lifted the lid to SunSport on what it’s really like. "Standing still for hours is one of the toughest parts of being a ball boy," he says.
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Wimbledon hit by medical emergency as Ons Jabeur throws water bottle into crowd to help ill fan

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By Alison Maloney 
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ONS JABEUR showed her kind heart by helping out a fan who fell ill at Wimbledon. The two-time runner-up took on qualifier Robin Montgomery on No2 Court in their second-round clash. Play was halted in Ons Jabeur’s second-round match at Wimbledon[/caption] The Tunisian gave drinks to fans to help a stricken supporter[/caption] Temperatures were in the low 20s on Thursday, the sunniest and hottest day of the Championships so far.
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Evian to charge Wimbledon fans £5 for water refills at this year's tournament with revolutionary QR code scheme

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By Alison Maloney 
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EVIAN will charge Wimbledon fans £5 to drink water – but not all is as it seems. The All England Club opens its gates to the public for the 2024 Championships from Monday morning. Fans can pay £5 for a QR code to get French Alps mineral water instead of mains water[/caption] Evian water refill stations will be dotted around Wimbledon this year[/caption] And if the heatwave continues into next week, fans will need to keep hydrated.
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