Wimbledon 2022 has provided plenty of nail-biting sport over the last week and a half and we can't believe the annual tennis tournament is nearly over for another year. But before the grand finals at the weekend, there are still a few more matches to enjoy.
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Find out all you need to know about the remainder of the SW19 tournament, from why Rafael Nadal was forced to drop out, to the order of play and more…
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When are the Wimbledon Women's semi-finals?
Thursday 7 July marked the day of the semi-finals for the Women's Singles round. Two matches were on the order of play today: Simona Halep vs. Elena Rybakina and Ons Jabeur vs. Tatjana Maria of Germany.
Ons won her match this afternoon and is now the first African player to reach a grand slam final. She won the first set, before Tatjana came back with a force in set two, but it was Ons who managed to take the win in the third set. Ons will face Elena Rybakina in the final after beating Simona.
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2022 favourite Simona Halep during her semi-final match on Thursday
When are the Wimbledon Men's semi-finals?
The semi-finals of the Gentleman's Singles will take place on Friday 8 July. Rafael Nadal was due to play his semi-final match today, but the champion was forced to pull out over injury.
The champion announced the decision in a news conference on Thursday; he was set to play the semifinal match versus Nick Kyrgios who will now advance to the championship match in a walkover.
World champion Novak Djokovic will be taking on Great Britain's freshest star of the game, Cameron Norrie. Meanwhile, Australia's 'Bad Boy' of tennis Nick Kyrgios will play whoever wins out of Cameron or Novak.
World number one Novak Djokovic will play GB's Cameron Norrie in the semi-final
When is Rafael Nadal next playing at Wimbledon?
As mentioned, Nadal will be not be taking to the court to face Nick Kyrgios. Nadal, 36, won the quarter-final match on Wednesday in a five-set win over American Taylor Fritz. During the match he required a medical timeout to take anti-inflammatories, and his father Sebastian was seen from the stands appearing to gesture for Nadal to retire.
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Rafael Nadal will play Nick Kyrgios on Friday
When are the finals and how can I watch?
The Women's final of Wimbledon will take place on Saturday 9 July and the Men's final will take place on Sunday 10 July. The Grand Final of the All England sporting event is normally a royal affair. The Duchess of Cambrigde, who is Patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, is an avid watcher of Wimbledon and typically attends both final days. She also hands over the trophy to each winner after the matches.
As with all of the Wimbledon action from this year, the semi-finals and finals will air on BBC One and BBC Two. Fans overseas can catch coverage on ESPN.
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