Wimbledon 2018 Wildcards: From Jabeur to Boulter
All you need to know about this year's wildcards at the All England Club.
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Gabriella Taylor, at just 20 years of age, has already beaten fellow Brit Heather Watson on the grass this year and pushed Donna Vekic all the way, losing in a tie-break in the final set (Getty)
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Harriet Dart has beaten three of her six fellow wildcard entrants and now sits at a career high ranking of World No.190 (Getty)
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Katie Boulter stormed to her first WTA quarterfinal at Nottingham by beating Samantha Stosur (Getty)
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The Australian Open junior runner-up Katie Swan will look to build on the qualification for her first major WTA event at Nottingham with a positive performance at the All England Club (Getty)
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Katy Dunne has not only risen nearly 100 places in the rankings since the end of 2017, she has also claimed her maiden Top 100 win over Natalia Vikhlyantseva in Birmingham qualifying 0-6, 6-2, 6-2 (Getty)
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Naomi Broady will be hoping to exceed her 2014 Wimbledon exploits by reaching the third round for the first time in her career (Getty)
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Tunisian Ons Jabeur has shot 50 places up the rankings to World No.133 after victory in the ITF $100,000 event without dropping a single set (Getty)
