British No.1s Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper both publicly questioned the accuracy of HawkEye's line calling system after Wimbledon opted to ditch human line judges

Jack Draper crashed out of Wimbledon to the world No83 Marin Cilic as he was beaten in a four-set thriller on Court No1, 6-4 6-3 1-6 6-4. Draper had worked his way up the rankings to No4 in the world and had a decent draw, so plenty had tipped him to go far in the tournament.

Wimbledon has hit back at Jack Draper after the British No.1 claimed the new Electronic Line Calling at SW19 is not “100 per cent accurate”. Draper disputed several calls during his second round defeat to Marin Cilic and later lamented the demise of line judges.