Andy Murray dan Petenis Dunia Bersaing di Bawah Terik Wimbledon
Murray and Other Stars Storm to Victory as Temperatures Hit 110F
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
BINTANG-BINTANG tenis Inggris harus bersaing ketat di bawah terik matahari seperti dialami Andy Murray dan para petenis dunia lainnya.
Hampir 10.000 orang penonton harus sabar di antrian panjang untuk mendapatkan tiket di All England Lawn Wimbledon.
Wimbledon pun dijuluki Tennis Club Heatwave lantaran suhu udara makin terik dan penyelenggara pertandingan menyarankan para penonton untuk minum banyak air putih.
Meskipun panas menyengat suasana pertandingan di Wimbledon dianggap momen terbaik sejak 2006, setelah empat juara bersaing ketat di panas terik untuk meraih kemenangan di putaran berikutnya.
Andy Murray (kiri) memenangkan pertandingan pembuka melawan petenis Kazakhstan Mikhail Kukushkin dua set langsung, yang mendapat dukungan dari ibunya Judy dan istrinya Kim (inset).
Sementara petenis nomor satu Inggris Heather Watson (kedua dari kiri) menang atas petenis Prancis, Caroline Garcia, seperti dilansir MailOnline.
Sementara petenis kelahiran di peringkat dua Inggris Aljaz Bedene (kanan) dan peringkat keempat James Ward (ketiga dari kiri) memenangkan pertandingan pembukaan.
BRILLIANT Brits sizzle in the sun, Murray and three other stars storm to victory as temperatures hit 110F.
Almost 10,000 people braved the queue to get tickets of Wimbledon at the All England Lawn.
Tennis Club Heatwave means temperatures set to hit a high of 90F today and organisers are telling fans to drink plenty of water.
It was best day for British tennis since 2006, after four champions stormed to victory in the blistering heat.
Andy Murray (left) won his opening match against Kazakh Mikhail Kukushkin in straight sets, cheered on by his mother Judy and wife Kim (inset).
While British women's number one Heather Watson (second from left) triumphed over French opponent Caroline Garcia.
Meanwhile Slovenian-born British number two Aljaz Bedene (right) and number-four seed James Ward (third from left) won their opening matches.
