WHAT HAPPENED
Wimbledon 2026: Britain’s Fery into third round; Keys sinks Swan; Swiatek beats Pliskova – live. All the latest news from Thursday’s live action at SW19 Order of play | Sinner battles past Borges | Mail Daniel At 4-3 in the second, Shnaider makes 0-40, Sansonova saving the first break point with a forehand ushered to the corner and the second with a serve out wide and clean-up. But when a return, thudded flat and close to the baseline, arrives, the response falls long, and the French Open semi-finalist will now serve for a decider at 4-6 5-3.We get going on No1 at 1pm BST, 1.30pm on Centre, but before that, we’ve close matches on 12 and 18. Samsonova is still holding her own against Shan This automated newsroom brief is intentionally limited to the verified source material available at intake time. It does not add accusations, figures, quotes, motives, or outcomes that are not present in the original report.
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