LONDON—Every year at this event, the doubles players get asked about the experience of playing at the World Tour Finals, with its massive arena and sizeable, enthusiastic crowds. The question relies ...

Queen's Club is a flag-of-St-George-free-zone. The Centre Court is surrounded by the sponsor's red flags at the Stella Artois Championships. Not that there was a lack of patriotism here yesterday as ...

Jonny Marray was reunited with his Wimbledon-winning doubles partner Freddie Nielsen today, and the pair of them continued to demonstrate their gutsiness in tight corners. Progress: back with his ...

Wimbledon may always define Marray's career but, important as the doubles triumph was, he almost seems most satisfied with his own longevity in the sport This time last year, as another Wimbledon ...

Jonathan Marray had no complaints after his reign as Wimbledon men's doubles champion ended in the third round of this year's competition. Sheffield's Marray and new partner Colin Fleming lost 7-6 ...

Andy Murray was not the only one to make history on Saturday, as compatriot Jonny Marray became the first Briton to win a men's doubles title at Wimbledon since 1936. Marray and playing partner ...

Jonathan Marray became the first Briton to win the Wimbledon men's doubles title for 76 years after victory with wildcard partner Frederik Nielsen. Sheffield-based Marray, 31, and Dane Nielsen only ...

Marray needed to be fitted for a dinner suit in time for Sunday night’s Wimbledon ball, which all the tournament’s winners were expected to attend. “The changing room attendant was like, ‘Yeah, just ...

Jonathan Marray admits he thought he was dreaming after becoming the first Briton to win the Wimbledon men's doubles title for 76 years. Sheffield-based Marray, 31, and Dane Frederik Nielsen overcame ...

In his dream year so far, Jonny Marray has won Wimbledon, played top events around the world - and got congratulations from his hero Kenny Dalglish. And now the Liverpool fan is set on finishing the ...

There is nothing pretentious about Jonny Marray, whose profile is as low as his world ranking of 883. "I'm not making a living out of tennis," he says, "I'm covering my costs." That is the reality for ...