On a day when the recent past of British tennis was eulogised and lauded, on Court Number One was a scrap for the present. And a reminder that, post Andy Murray, there may even be a future for the game in this country. Cameron Norrie, the British number two, overcame Jack Draper, the newly installed number one, in straight sets.
On a day when the recent past of British tennis was eulogised and lauded, on Court Number One was a scrap for the present. And a reminder that, post Andy Murray, there may even be a future for the game in this country. Cameron Norrie, the British number two, overcame Jack Draper, the newly installed number one, in straight sets.
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