29 June 2012 Last updated at 18:44

Heather Watson crashes out of Wimbledon

Heather Watson, the last remaining British female at Wimbledon, has lost in straight sets to world number three Agnieszka Radwanska.

Watson gave an amazing performance in her first two rounds, but cracked under pressure, losing 6-0 6-2.

In just 58 minutes her Polish opponent, who is 100 places above Heather in the world rankings, stormed to victory.

The defeat means Andy Murray is now the only British hope left for the singles at SW19.

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1.) Question 1

Murray * after Wimbledon loss

cries
furious
has sandwiches

2.) Question 2

What did defending Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic pull out instead of a tennis racquet, before his first-round match of Wimbledon 2012 against Juan Carlos Ferrero?

A surfboard
A banjo
A golf club

3.) Question 3

Federer celebrates * Wimbledon wins

four
seven
nine

4.) Question 4

The first ever Wimbledon took place in 1877 as an amateur competition. Men's singles was the only event they had back then. But who won?

Bjorn Borg
Fred Perry
Spencer Gore

5.) Question 5

How many grass courts are there at Wimbledon?

6.) Question 6

Taylor Dent holds the record for the fastest serve at an amazing 148mph during Wimbledon 2010, but who holds the record for the fastest serve for a woman?

Martina Hingis
Venus Williams
Sue Barker

7.) Question 7

How much cash can the male and female Wimbledon champions expect to win?

£150,000
£1,150,000
£15,000,000

8.) Question 8

Charlotte Dod became the youngest player ever to win a singles event at Wimbledon in 1887. But how old was she?

15 years, 285 days.
13 years, 52 days
14 years and 302 days.

9.) Question 8

Where in Scotland did Andy Murray grow up?

Inverness
Edinburgh
Dunblane

10.) Question 9

Who was the female Wimbledon champion in 2011?

Serena Williams
Petra Kvitova
Maria Sharapova

Answers

Andy Murray gave an emotional speech and cried after he lost out to Roger Federer.
It was a golf club. He has also brought his dog, Pierre, to Wimbledon with him.
The Swiss superstar has equalled the record of seven Wimbledon wins and has become number one in the world again.
It was won by W. Spencer Gore, aged 27, with a convincing score of 6-1, 6-2, 6-4. But it wasn't a world famous competition back then so there were only a few hundred spectators in attendance to see him win.
There are currently 20 grass courts available for play at the Wimbledon complex. There are also five red shale courts, four clay courts, and five indoor courts for members.
It was Venus who clocked up a 129mph serve back in 2008.
The 2012 prize for the men's and women's singles winners is £1,150,000. But back in 1968, the year of the first open championships, the prize money was £2,000 for the male champion and just £750 for the female champion.
She was 15 years, 285 days. Dod was also a silver medallist in archery at the 1908 Olympics, a member of the British national field hockey team in 1899, and the British Amateur golf champ in 1904. Phew! When did she find time to sleep?
He was born on 15 May 1987 and grew up in Dunblane.
It was Czech Petra Kvitova, who won in straight sets against Maria Sharapova.