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Listen
to the tournament live on Five Live
大象传媒 Radio Five Live, the home of live news and sport, gives listeners
an all round guide to Wimbledon fortnight.
Throughout
the tournament Five Live will bring a mix of live commentary, analysis,
reports, interviews and features.
Simon Mayo makes his Wimbledon debut this year as he joins Clare
Balding to anchor the coverage from SW19.
Simon
will maintain the feel of his weekday show with big name guests,
phone-ins and news in between the live commentary whilst Clare will
use her sporting expertise to bring listeners the most comprehensive
coverage.
Together
they will bring the unique atmosphere of Wimbledon live to the audience.
Five Live's digital sister station Five Live Sports Extra
will have extended coverage of the Championships. The station will
carry live additional commentary of matches daily right through
to the semi-finals, giving fans a choice of matches to listen to.
Listeners
can access the station through DAB digital radio, digital television
and the Five Live website at ,
which will also carry scores, news and profiles.
大象传媒 Radio's tennis reporter Jonathan Overend will head up Five Live's
Wimbledon commentary team along with Richard Evans, Iain Carter
and Tony Adamson.
They
will be joined by summarisers and analysts Annabel Croft, Christine
Janes, Sam Smith, Frew MacMillan, Mark Petchey, Wendy Turnbull,
Debbie Jevans and newcomer Danny Sapsford, a former Great Britain
Davis Cup player.
Simon and Clare will anchor the coverage live from SW19 from 12.30pm
every day until 7.00pm, from the time the very first ball is struck
to the prize giving on the final Sunday.
Five
Live Sports Extra coverage will start at 12.55pm and continue through
to the end of play.
Live
match commentary will come from Centre Court, Courts 1, 2, 3, 13
and 18, with reports from all the other courts.
大象传媒 Radio's huge operation at Wimbledon involves over 10,000 metres
of cabling and 60 microphones all linked to Britain's largest outside
broadcast radio matrix switcher, which provides the feed to any
radio outlet, be it domestic, World Service or the tournament's
own station.
All the
大象传媒's digital services are now available on ,
the new free-to-view digital terrestrial television service, as well
as on satellite and cable.
Freeview
offers the 大象传媒's eight television channels, interactive services
from 大象传媒i, as well as 11 大象传媒 radio networks.
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