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Tennis correspondent for PA. I also dabble in north west football and Olympic sport. All views my own, including an indifference to Marmite.
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Aryna Sabalenka sets up mouthwatering Wimbledon clash with Naomi Osaka

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By Eleanor Crooks Verified
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Aryna Sabalenka won a power battle against Jelena Ostapenko to set up a fourth-round rematch with Naomi Osaka. Sabalenka and Osaka first met at the US Open in 2018, with the Japanese star going on to win her maiden grand slam title, but had not faced each other again until Indian Wells this spring. Remarkably, this will be their fourth meeting in as many months, all in the last 16, with Sabalenka also beating Osaka in Madrid and at the French Open.
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Arthur Fery: Britain’s last man standing backed to thrive in Wimbledon spotlight

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By Eleanor Crooks Verified
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Britain’s last singles hope at Wimbledon has the belief to beat the best and the skills to make up for his small stature. Arthur Fery reached the third round of a grand slam for the first time with a four-set victory over Otto Virtanen on Thursday and finds himself as the only home hope remaining. Lawn Tennis Association men’s national coach Alex Ward has worked with Fery for the last 18 months alongside his main coach Jerome Bernard and believes the 23-year-old will embrace the occasion.
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Jacob Fearnley looks for positives after losing in Wimbledon second round

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By Eleanor Crooks Verified
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Jacob Fearnley (Image: PA) Jacob Fearnley hopes Wimbledon can be the start of an upward trend despite a second-round loss to Jaume Munar. The Scot announced himself to the British public two years ago when he played Novak Djokovic on Centre Court, and this time last year, he was ranked just outside the top 50.
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