THE BBC have confirmed their team of presenters, pundits and commentators for this year’s Championships at Wimbledon.
Fans will be treated to several high-profile former stars, including usual suspects , Tim Henman and Martina Navratilova.
But there is no place for , who featured on .
Isa Guha will present the action from the start of each day’s play, with taking over in the afternoon.
Qasa Alom will continue to front Today at each evening, having taken over from Balding in 2023.
Each presenter will be joined by a rotating cast of pundits including McEnroe, Henman, Navratilova, Billie Jean King, Pat Cash, Tracy Austin and .
Commentary will be provided by Andrew Castle, Chris Bradnam, Nick Lester and Simon Reed, among others.
Kyrgios, meanwhile, has not been included in the BBC’s line-up, with the Aussie former finalist last week: “It’s unfortunate but it’s probably their loss more than mine.”;
The 30-year-old then went on to call the Beeb’s decision “very strange”;.
Like Kyrgios, will not be featuring as a BBC pundit this year.
Having last year, the two-time Wimbledon champion has not been tempted into the commentary booth.
The BBC will also provide extensive radio coverage across the fortnight.
Gigi Salmon, Clare McDonnell and Steve Crossman will lead 5 Live’s broadcast team, and will be joined by the likes of Cash, Croft, and Greg Rusedski.
As in previous years, McEnroe and Henman will lead 5-Live’s “6-Love-6”; phone-in.
A new feature this year will see highlights of individual matches put on BBC iPlayer.
Main highlights package, Today at Wimbledon, will .
Rather than having a set slot on BBC Two during the first week, the long-running highlights show will begin when live action ends.
The Telegraph claim that the first edition of Today at Wimbledon of this year’s Championships next Monday will start at 11:55pm.
A BBC spokesperson told SunSport: “Live Wimbledon coverage is scheduled to air onoruntil 10pm in the first week, and until 9pm from the second week, when matches typically finish earlier.
“We wouldn’t show highlights on another channel during live play, so Today at Wimbledon will be available onand scheduled on BBC Two later in the evening, depending on when play ends.
“It’s currently set for 8pm from Tuesday 8th to Friday 11th July, when earlier finishes are expected.”;
