month that was a just stop oil, we have not one but two protests, to be put running onto court when if former semifinalist was plain here, they threw orange confetti and jigsaw pieces, the jigsaw pieces bought from a piece bought in the women s under shop, that cause temporary delays so that match and then went katie boulter it was plaintiff you are slated, the same thing happening with a man running onto court with orange confetti and jigsaw pieces being spread across the fort. both times, there was swift response and we had a statement from the all england club, seen individuals have been arrested on suspicion of aggravated trespassing and they have been removed from the grounds. the response from the all england club, the good news was that katie boulter did not let what happened get to her
iam i am checked and partake, welcome to wimbledon weather, the sun is shining and play has continued on day three. on the programme can katie boulter put another one run together she s true to their second round with another impressive win on ct. 18. her match is one of two on that court to be disrupted byjust stop oil, as fears of process come through despite adequate security checks at the championships. making a main draw britain s arthur fery gives medvedev hs. and i m marc edwards at the bbc sport studio. away from wimbledon. we ll be live at the oval and have all the latest from headingley with both the mens and women s ashes on the line and there s a dramatic day of racing
appointed proved too strong. the tenth seed through in straight sets on a day of mixed fortunes for the brits. joe lynskey, bbc news a shame for heather watson, one other update, and other british wild card had a really tough test against holder ruined, he lost in straight sets. he stepped away for tennis for a while but did not feel the right place. came back strong and had a good here, his opponent was a favourite, is a top ten player, he goes through. let s get the thoughts of ten hangman, he sat down with me a few hours ago and as he sat down the second process happened in the very moment in that court behind me,
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at the tour de france australia s jai hindley takes the leader s yellow jersey from adam yates this is better, is that? the sun is out and umbrellas are down and play is under way right across wimbledon, including the outside courts. a foreignerfinally including the outside courts. a foreigner finally explain to the right of me, been chosen plain on the court behind me. we ve only had 90 minutes of tennis on the outside court yesterday because of rain, it means we have 87 matches to be played today can t making it one of the busiest days in the history of the busiest days in the history of the championships but, unfortunately, there were disruptions caused by other reasons than the rain today and on ct. 18