Britain’s Andy Murray clinched a second Wimbledon title and third Grand Slam crown in a most clinical way and downed misfiring Milos Raonic of Canada in straight sets. The 29 year old world number two added the 2016 trophy to his 2013 triumph at the all All England Club and his 2012 US Open breakthrough. Murray buried his head in his towel and wept in the moments after victory. He won the singles and Britain’s Gordon Reid won the wheelchair singles title to make their country proud in the tennis world. Rain did not disrupt the matches much and the tournament was over within the stipulated time period.
Vintage tennis was witnessed in all the matches and there was fight for the supremacy at all levels and that made the tournament more memorable.
Chitra Krishnan
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