Ben Shelton needed just one minute to defeat his opponent at Wimbledon on Friday after the match was suspended due to darkness the night before.

Two-time Grand Slam semifinalist Ben Shelton needed all of about a minute and exactly four points — three of which were aces — to wrap up a 6-2, 7-5, 6-4 victory over Rinky Hijikata on Friday in a second-round Wimbledon match suspended the night before because of darkness at 5-4 in the third set.

Following Thursday night's controversy when his game was suspended late, Ben Shelton keeps a cool head to complete his second-round victory over Rinky Hijikata.

Great Britain's Emma Raducanu takes on 2024 Wimbledon champion Aryna Sabalenka on Day 5 at Wimbledon in just one of a number of incredible head to heads scheduled for Friday 4 July. Here's how to keep up with all the action...

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It should be an entertaining fifth day at the Championships as the third round gets underway at Wimbledon. As always, we here at LWOT will be offering our predictions for all eight matches on the slate,

Portuguese tennis player Francisco Cabral sported a black ribbon at Wimbledon in honour of Diogo Jota following the Liverpool player’s death in a car crash on Thursday. Cabral, in men’s doubles action with partner Lucas Miedler, stated it was an “honour” to wear the symbol out of respect for the Portugal international.

Portuguese tennis player Francisco Cabral was given permission to stray from Wimbledon’s strict all-white dress code to honor the late Liverpool and Portugal soccer star Diogo Jota, he told reporters,

Portugese tennis player Francisco Cabral wore a black ribbon on his shirt at Wimbledon on Friday in tribute to his compatriot Diogo Jota.

British number one Jack Draper's wait for a breakout Wimbledon run continues after a shock second-round defeat by 36-year-old Marin Cilic.

Marin Cilic rolls back the years to stun Jack Draper in four sets in round two of Wimbledon.

Jack Draper says he was not "good enough" in his shock Wimbledon exit, insisting it was not because he felt increased pressure at this year's tournament.