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Ron Chakraborty

Alistair McIntyre

Sue Barker

Wimbledon: 2016: Women's Semi-Finals, Part 1

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Women's Semi-Finals, Part 1

07/07/2016

2016

BBC Sport - Wimbledon, 2016, Women's Semi-Finals, Part 1

Featuring the first ladies semi-final S. Williams v Vesnina (start of play).

Matches featured: First ladies semi-final S. Williams v Vesnina (start of play); Ladies doubles: M. Hingis and S. Mirza v T. Babos and Y. Shvedova.

Sue Barker presents live coverage from the 2016 Wimbledon Championships, where the women's semi-finals are taking place.

Matches featured: 
First ladies semi-final S. Williams v Vesnina (start of play)
Ladies doubles: M. Hingis and S. Mirza v T. Babos and Y. Shvedova; Makarova and Vesnina v S. Williams and V. Williams; 
Gentleman's doubles semi-finals: Klaasen and Ram v Benneteau and Roger-Vasselin; Herbert and Mahut v Huey and Mirnyi (conclusion) 
Mixed doubles: Paes and Hingis v Kontinen and Watson.

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