Venus Williams is back on the tennis scene and ready to compete for the first time in more than a year but she wishes her ...

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Wimbledon Men's Final, Kate Middleton asked Jannik Sinner to sign a ball for her youngest son, Prince Louis, who missed the ...

The Duchess of Cambridge has worn a range of enviable looks to the annual championships over the years, including plenty of tennis whites.

Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte enjoy an outing in the Royal Box on Centre Court of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships ...

Kate, 43, brought her two eldest children George, 11, and Charlotte, 10, to watch the final at SW19 from the Royal Box, ...

Whenever tennis comes to mind, we visualise two rackets, lush grass or clay courts, epic rallies, game-set-match and of course, yellow tennis balls. But what if we told you that yellow wasn't always ...

The Duchess of Cambridge is the patron of the All England Lawn Tennis Club and is a regular at the famed tournament. Here, ...

Tennis balls weren't always yellow - and it was David Attenborough who helped change the game for good.

Flannel covering began to be stitched on to balls, improving both their durability and performance, and the solid rubber core was eventually replaced by pressurised gas. Why are tennis balls yellow?