At Wimbledon, the action at Centre Court is never limited to the match-ups between the season's highest-ranked tennis talents. Royals and A-listers line London's famous green stands to take in the ...

FORMER Wimbledon ladies’ champion Angela Mortimer Barrett has died at the age of 93. Mortimer – who married ex-player and ...

This year, I snagged a last-minute public ballot ticket to the tournament. As applications open in September, the ballot is ...

Wimbledon's traditions are inextricably part of its allure, but its adoption of new approaches keeps it relevant.

Arguably, it’s the most famous tennis court in the world.It is the main showpiece court, only ever used at the Wimbledon Championships (apart from the 2012 London Olympic Games), and has a ...

It might just be the best deal in all of major professional sports: Tennis fans can get a chance to watch stars such as Carlos Alcaraz compete on Centre Court at Wimbledon by forking over just 15 ...

The tickets for Centre Court are a little on the costlier side. Seats in Row ZA-ZF are around ₹7,530, while seats in Row U-Z are ₹10,040. The premium Row A-T tickets are priced at ₹10,542.

It is the main showpiece court, only ever used at the Wimbledon Championships (apart from the 2012 London Olympic Games), and has a capacity of 14,979.

An 8,000-seat arena would become Wimbledon’s third-largest stadium after Centre Court and No. 1 Court; it would be located just across the street from No. 1 Court.

Sonay Kartal has got a new tattoo to celebrate an unusual moment during her career-best run at Wimbledon this year.

He beat Novak Djokovic, the only active member of "the Big Four of men's tennis", in what many said could turn out to be the seven-time Wimbledon champion's last game at the iconic tournament.