Katie Boulter

NOT TO BE: Bradford's Francesca Jones serves against Czechia's world No 27 Marie Bouzkova during their French Open women's second round match at Roland Garros Picture: Dan Istitene/Getty Images

Jones left frustrated after French Open fightback comes up short
FRUSTRATED Fran Jones rued a slow start after her French Open fightback proved to be in vain against Marie Bouzkova.

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British stars take over the nations conversations during Wimbledon

TOUGH START: Emma Raducanu insists nothing will be taken for granted as she faces a “very dangerous” first-round match at Wimbledon on Monday, taking on 17-year-old British debutante Mimi Xu. The former US Open champion is one of 23 British singles players in action over the next two days. Picture: John Walton/PA

Wimbledon - Ambitious Raducanu still hungry to improve

GOOD START: Francesca Jones in action against Harriet Dart on day two of the Lexus Nottingham Open (Picture: Mike Egerton/PA Wire)

Bradford's Jones blunts Dart in Nottingham opener

HEADING OUT: Johannus Monday saw his run at the Ilkley Trophy ended on Thursday by Japan’s Shintaro Mochizuki. Picture: Simon Hulme

Yorkshire's Ilkley Open hopes ended as trio bow out

Great Britain's Katie Boulter

Strong finish to the year continues for GB’s Katie Boulter

HAMPERED: Francesca Jones was hindered by injury in her first round defeat against Petra Martic on day two of Wimbledon Picture: John Walton/PA

Bradford's Fran Jones made to battle through pain barrier at Wimbledon

Fran Jones of Great Britain begins her Wimbledon campaign this week (Picture: Tom Dulat/Getty Images for LTA)

Fran Jones on Wimbledon opportunity and her education with Emma Raducanu

Hitting back: Emma Raducanu of Great Britain in action in Auckland last week as she prepares for the start of the Australian Open and a full schedule in 2024 (Picture: Hannah Peters/Getty Images)

Emma Raducanu prioritising her health in 2024 ahead of Australian Open

Looking unbeatable: Serbia's Novak Djokovic hits a return against Australia's Alex De Minaur during his thumping fourth-round win (Picture: ANTHONY WALLACE/AFP via Getty Images)

Novak Djokovic - can anyone stop Serbian winning a 10th Australian Open title?

Great Britain's Katie Boulter has enjoyed her at Wimbledon. Picture: PA.

Wimbledon: British duo aiming to make it ‘Super Saturday’

GREAT DAY: Katie Boulter on her to a second round victory against Karolina Pliskova at Wimbledon. Picture: Aaron Chown/PA

Wimbledon: Boulter keeps head to record career-best win over Pliskova

Heather Watson serves during her match against Tamara Korpatsch. Picture: PA

Wimbledon: Terrific Tuesday for six British winners at SW19

Advancing: Jodie Burrage continued her strong grass court season by reaching the second round at Ilkley. (Picture: Getty Images)

Sonay Kartal, Jodie Burrage and Yuriko Lily Miyazaki advance at Ilkley Trophy

Japan's Naomi Osaka makes a forehand return to Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova during their first round match in Melbourne. Picture: AP/Rick Rycroft

Australian Open – Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka come through unscathed

Francesca found the going tough at the Yarra Valley Classic after losing out to 14th seed Nadia Podoroska in straigh sets. Picture: Tom Dulat/Getty Images for LTA

Yorkshire’s Francesca Jones loses out to Nadia Podoroska ahead of grand slam bow

Paul Jubb at Ilkley earlier this week.

Wimbledon wild card for Yorkshire's NCAA champion Paul Jubb

Daniel Evans of Great Britain reacts in his second round match against Roger Federer of Switzerland during day three of the 2019 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 16, 2019. (Picture: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)

Australian Open: Dan Evans earns praise from '˜mirror image' Roger Federer as Ka...

Katie Boulter. Picture: Nigel French/PA

Australian Open '“ Dan Evans and Katie Boulter facing tough tests in Melbourne h...

Britain's Johanna Konta reacts after winning a point against Australia's Ajla Tomljanovic Picture: AP/Kin Cheung.

Australian Open '“ Return to form sets Johanna Konta back on path to success

Britain's Kyle Edmund makes a backhand return to Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic during their first round match at the Australian Open tennis championships in Melbourne. (AP Photo/Andy Brownbill)

Reality check for Edmund ensures no repeat of epic run
British men's No 1 Kyle Edmund crashed out of the Australian Open in the first round but there were wins for Dan Evans and Katie Boulter in Melbourne yesterday.
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Going out: Britain's Kyle Edmund makes a backhand return to Tomas Berdych. Picture: AP Photo/Andy Brownbill

Australian Open: Reality check as Yorkshire's Kyle Edmund makes early exit

Heather Watson, from Britain, returns the ball to Venus Williams, of the United States, during the Mubadala Silicon Valley Classic tennis tournament in San Jose. (AP Photo/Tony Avelar)

Cameron Norrie continues his fast rise in Mexico as Watson crashes out

Easy win: Kyle Edmund.

Kyle Edmund warming up nicely for US Open

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