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Rufus the hawk, who patrols Wimbledon to scare off pigeons © PA Photos |
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Rory Donnelly tackles Phil Baker © PA Photos |
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Tillakaratne Dilshan heads to the nets © PA Photos |
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Justin Rose plays from a bunker © Getty Images |
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A view of the opening ceremony © Getty Images |
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Wanderlei Silva squares off with Chris Leben © Getty Images |
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Marlon Samuels drives fluently through the covers © AFP |
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Andy Murray makes his way through the crowds © Getty Images |
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Jhonattan Vegas takes the applause of the gallery © Getty Images |
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Martin Jol acknowledges the crowd © PA Photos |
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Damien Duff celebrates the opener © PA Photos |
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Maria Sharapova digs the ball out from under her feet © Getty Images |
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The Indian fielders hurry off the field as the rain comes down © AFP |
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Ishant Sharma finished with 6 for 55 on the day he crossed 100 Test wickets © AFP |
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Coach Stuart Law chats to Kumar Sangakkara during Sri Lanka's net session © PA Photos |
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Maria Sharapova powers down a serve © PA Photos |
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Maria Sharapova pumps her fist © PA Photos |
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Sabine Lisicki prepares to serve © PA Photos |
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Maria Sharapova stretches to reach a return © PA Photos |
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Liam Broady serves to Robin Kern © PA Photos |
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