Cameron Norrie

STRAWBERRIES and cream at the ready, Wimbledon 2022 is FINALLY HERE!And it kicks off today with Emma Raducanu, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray ALL in a.

Scrap that, Kwon has a break point here... Djokovic 6-3 3-6 6-3 Kwon* Djokovic* 6-3 3-6 6-3 0-1 Kwon Djokovic* 6-3 3-6 5-3 Kwon Djokovic* 6-3 3-6 6-3 1-2 Kwon Djokovic* 6-3 3-6 6-3 3-2 Kwon Djokovic 6-3 3-6 6-3 1-1 Kwon* Djokovic* 6-3 3-6 6-3 4-3 Kwon Djokovic 6-3 3-6 6-3 4-2 Kwon* Djokovic* 6-3 3-6 6-3 5-4 Kwon Djokovic 6-3 3-6 6-3 5-3 Kwon* Djokovic 6-3 3-6 6-3 6-4 Kwon

Having been born in South Africa but growing up in New Zealand, Norrie ended up representing Britain due to his dad being Scottish and his mother being Welsh.

“That was when I stopped enjoying tennis a little bit,” he has said about making the move to England. “It was just too much. I was staying at the National Tennis Centre and everything was about tennis. A scholarship in America was on the cards 12 months later.

Soon-woo does what he has to do by holding and making Djokovic serve for the match. 4:02PM. Djokovic* ...

I beat a guy in the top five in the world, was neck and neck with Berrettini, who is one of the best grass-court players in the world, before the injury. Hello and welcome to coverage from the opening day of Wimbledon 2022. Just popped onto Centre Court and the roof is closed. When you look at the draw and the players here competing, I think that speaks for itself. The decision we’ve taken is for this year’s championships only. While we made the difficult decision, there’s an understanding that we found ourselves in challenging circumstances with government guidance and we worked our way through that and those relationships remain in tact. It’s just a good experience, everybody is just in good spirits and I suppose in old British style no one queue jumps, everyone respects the queue. Djokovic races to 40-0 and seals the win with an ace. We’ve done this for years so we pay 100 quid for a couple of days to park our car on somebody’s drive, we know the guy. In the end Djokovic rallied, as he so often does, and there was never truly a feeling that the overall result would go against him. One difference was in how his second serve held up so well through the set - but his opponent Pablo Andujar is furious and has received a code violation after twice losing points when his shots were wrongly called out. Reigning champion Djokovic dropped the second set of his first-round match, before eventually winning 6-3 3-6 6-3 6-4 after nearly two hours and a half.

Get the Wimbledon 2022 live blog, updates and scores for day one of The Championships from London with Djokovic, Murray & Raducanu in action.

Court 1 action will have Ons Jabeur facing Sweden’s Mariam Bjorklund and again the world number three has some injury concerns for her. Players are walking out to their respective courts. Cameron Norrie has gotten off to a flier against Pablo Andujar winning the first set to love at Court 2. It continues to remain suspended as the rain keeps coming down. 12.30 pm local time 1 pm local time The rains have receded and players everywhere have resumed action. Over at Court 3, Davidovich Fokina has just taken the first set against Hubert Hurkacz while Jabeur is on her way to a routine opening win as well. 1.30 pm local time Riske dropped six games, Tsurenko five and Jabeur ran through to a 6-1, 6-3 win. Djokovic has taken the first set against Kwon while Fokina is two sets to love up against Hubert Hurkacz in another surprise of the day. In the end, Djokovic finds a way to get past Kwon but not before he drops a set.

Ninth seed Cameron Norrie overcame two rain breaks in a straight-sets victory over Pablo Andujar to reach the second round of Wimbledon for a third ...

They returned an hour and a half later, and Norrie quickly levelled matters at 2-2, but Andujar had found his feet and pushed his opponent, who was struggling to rediscover his clean hitting of the first set, to a tie-break. As the skies darkened, Norrie created three chances on Andujar’s serve at 5-3, but he could not take any of them and, with the score at deuce, the rain came again and off they went. As British number one and a top-10 seed, Norrie might have expected a more prestigious assignment than first up on Court Two at 11am on the opening morning.

CAMERON NORRIE became the first Brit through at Wimbledon with a straight sets win over Pablo Andujar.The in-form British No1 was farmed out to Court.

But after clinching that, 2021 Queen’s finalist Norrie set sights for home and won the decisive third set 6-3 to set up a second round match although he needed. He said: “It was not easy. World No12 Norrie cruised through the first set in just 23 minutes only for a rain shower to delay progress through the second.

Ninth seed Cameron Norrie overcame two rain breaks in a straight-sets victory over Pablo Andujar to reach the second round of Wimbledon for a third ...

They returned an hour and a half later, and Norrie quickly levelled matters at 2-2, but Andujar had found his feet and pushed his opponent, who was struggling to rediscover his clean hitting of the first set, to a tie-break. As the skies darkened, Norrie created three chances on Andujar’s serve at 5-3, but he could not take any of them and, with the score at deuce, the rain came again and off they went. As British number one and a top-10 seed, Norrie might have expected a more prestigious assignment than first up on Court Two at 11am on the opening morning.

Ninth seed Cameron Norrie made light work of Spain's Pablo Andujar to give Britain its first win at this year's Wimbledon, easing through 6-0, 7-6(3), ...

"That was not easy. On the resumption, Norrie completed the job with a backhand pass to move into round two. With the home spotlight very much on Centre Court where fellow Britons Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray were in action later, Norrie opened proceedings on Court Two.

Norrie is the highest-ranked Briton in the Wimbledon singles since 2017, but he did not play his opening match on one of SW19's marquee courts.

I would like to be on a bigger court, but I’ll play on any court. “It would be nice to play on a show court, especially with the weather, as we saw today. It would be nice to do that,” he added.

Cameron Norrie eased past Pablo Andujar to book his place in the second round at Wimbledon.

The Brit brought up three set points and needed just one. The third set proved to be a relatively routine affair, Norrie taking control in the third game when a break to love was sealed with a double fault from Andujar. A first blip of the morning came as Norrie was broken in the opening game of the second set, and it was the afternoon when he got a chance to put that right as the rain brought a halt to proceedings.

Ninth seed Cameron Norrie overcomes two rain delays after being placed on Court Two, beating veteran Spaniard Pablo Andujar in straight sets to progress to the ...

Norrie rose to the growing swell by shading a tight second set with a strong tie-break, 7-3. A big cheer went up for the South African-born, New Zealand-raised, American-educated, Putney-domiciled player whose skills and tenacity are increasingly working him into British awareness. After eight deuces, Norrie broke his opponent's serve and that was that. The covers were pulled on to very Wimbledon-style cheers. It is sandwiched somewhere between courts nine and 12, so close to the southern fringe of the All England Club that you are practically in the nave of St Mary's Church. The contest began at 11am, before the first punnet had been devoured.

Norrie was interrupted twice in a 6-0 7-6 (3) 6-3 victory on Court Two.

“It would be nice to play on a show court, especially with the weather,” he said. I was trying to get past him, try to get to my locker. I would like to be on a bigger court, but I’ll play on any court. “I went to walk in there. “Could be in the showers, could be eating. It would be nice to get it done earlier, but it is what it is.

Cameron Norrie completed a straight-sets win in the first round at Wimbledon and looked ahead to a match against 'dangerous' Jaume Munar next.

Despite his resistance in the second set, Andújar ultimately had no answer to the British No 1’s strength and athleticism. “Especially at the end, having a couple of match points and then coming out and having to play again, when it could be five minutes or it could be three hours. He lost a close-fought service game when the players returned, however, before finally finding some consistency on serve to edge, game by game, towards a tie‑break.

Ninth seed Cameron Norrie overcame two rain breaks in a straight-sets victory over Pablo Andujar to reach the second round of Wimbledon for a third ...

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