The Scottish Government are backing Judy Murray's community tennis and sports centre at Park of Keir near Dunblane with £5million funding from sportscotland.
It was a tender moment between two legends of British tennis. Andy Murray's emotional farewell to Wimbledon had already included a tearjerker of an interview with Sue Barker.
Kyrgios took to social media and said: 'No correlation between fame and actually being decent at something anymore,' punctuating his criticism with a laughing emoji.
Nadal is currently scheduled to face Hungary's Marton Fucsovics in the first round of the singles on Sunday, with the winner likely to meet Novak Djokovic in round two.
The Scot is competing in his fifth Olympics having become first man in history to retain his singles gold medal in 2016. He forms a strong Team GB roster with Dan Evans, Jack Draper and Cam Norrie.
The 38-year-old was playing his first title match since his 2022 French Open triumph, but saw his serve broken five times in the one-hour and 27-minute contest as Borges won his maiden tour final.
Broady, the world No 206, is currently taking part in qualifiers for the showpiece but his day got off to the worst possible start, leaving him deeply unimpressed.
Tennis legend Martina Navratilova isn't buying Donald Trump 's oversized ear bandage at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee following the failed assassination attempt.
The Golden Slam-winning Paralympian has struck a deal to create a fiction series for middle-school-aged kids to celebrate and normalise disability, difference and inclusion.
The retired 23-time Grand Slam champ, who is widely considered one of the greatest players of all-time, admitted she was 'ghosted' by her first boyfriend when she was in her early 20s.
Re-live Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score and updates from the 2024 Wimbledon men's final as Novak Djokovic looks to get his own back against Carlos Alcaraz in a repeat of last year's showdown.
The grand slam-winning doubles legend made a surprise switch from tennis commentary to hosting a TV game show - and now his son Beau has taken a huge step towards finding fame.
Victory at Wimbledon's Centre Court on Sunday made Alcaraz at just 21 years old the youngest-ever male tennis player to win four Grand Slam titles - five weeks after claiming this year's French Open.
Carlos Alcaraz demolished Novak Djokovic to go back-to-back as Wimbledon champion and then turned attention to the footballers to make it an even greater day for Spain at Euro 2024.
Retired Australian tennis champion Ash Barty has added another accolade to her collection at Wimbledon, finishing as runner-up in the doubles alongside her close friend Casey Dellacqua.
MATTHEW LAMBERT ON CENTRE COURT: For Djokovic it looked an awful lot like the beginning of the end, and if the great Serb is a setting sun then Alcaraz is a comet hurtling in the opposite direction.
RIATH AL-SAMARRAI ON CENTRE COURT: Five weeks after going under a surgeon's knife Novak Djokovic had the grave misfortune to encounter a sporting phenomenon with an axe.
Alcaraz (left) became just the second person in the open era to win his first four grand slam titles with a dominant victory against Novak Djokovic (centre), taking victory in straight sets at SW19.
MATTHEW LAMBERT: The top female players continue to struggle at the All England Club but the absence of superstar names did not detract from a thrilling climax to the women's event.
In a repeat of last year's five-set thriller, the 21-year-old Spaniard dominated the seven-time winner to claim his second title in SW19 and get the day off to a great start for the country of Spain.
A patron of the world-famous club in South West London, Kate is a huge tennis fan and was warmly received by the Centre Court crowd in just her second public appearance after her shock diagnosis.
The winners of the men's and ladies' singles will bank more than £2.5m for the first time, with even first-round losers earning more than £60,000, in the biggest prize pot ever offered by a Grand Slam.
MATTHEW LAMBERT: Britain has a 2024 Wimbledon champion after Henry Patten and his Finnish partner Harri Heliovaara saved four match points to win the men's doubles title.
JAMES SHARPE: The keys to Carlos Alcaraz's triumph over Novak Djokovic in last year's Wimbledon final was his serve and his defence. Will it work this time?
DAN EVANS: One of my favourite memories as a tennis player was practising with Djokovic in Marbella before this season got underway. What really struck me was his work ethic.
A touching moment deep inside the inner workings of the Wimbledon All England club showed newly-crowned women's champion Barbora Krejcikova break down in tears.