Because of Rafael Nadal Wimbledon Organisers Have Performed a U-turn on ticket sales as they promise to refund fans
Rafael Nadal has pulled out of the tournament due to injury, meaning there will only be one men’s semi-final.
Nadal announced the decision late on Thursday at a press conference. The Spaniard suffered an abdominal tear during his quarter-final win over Taylor Fritz 24 hours earlier.
Nadal dug deep and won in a fifth set tie-break. But that turned out to be his final appearance in the tournament.
The semi-final against Nick Kyrgios was set to be the second match on Centre Court on Friday. But Kyrgios has now been given a walkover into Sunday’s final.
Because of Rafael Nadal Wimbledon Organisers Have Performed a U-turn on ticket sales as they promise to refund fans
Novak Djokovic will play British No 1 Cameron Norrie in the other semi-final. It was reported after Nadal spoke to the media that fans would not be given any money back.
That was because there will still be a full programme on Centre Court. However, organisers have now reversed their decision.
Wimbledon ticket refunds Rafael Nadal Nick Kyrgios
Wimbledon organisers have performed a U-turn on ticket refunds after Rafael Nadal’s withdrawal
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They have given those with a ticket the option of a full refund if they contact the All England Club before midnight on Thursday. Fans who do not take up that option will now see three matches.
The women’s doubles semi-finals will now take place in-between Djokovic and Norrie’s clash. At 1.30pm, fourth seeds Lyudmyla Kichenok and Jelena Ostapenko take on second seeds Katerina Siniakova and Barbora Krejcikova in the first match.
Because of Rafael Nadal Wimbledon Organisers Have Performed a U-turn on ticket sales as they promise to refund fans
Rafael Nadal has pulled out of the tournament due to injury, meaning there will only be one men’s semi-final.
Nadal announced the decision late on Thursday at a press conference. The Spaniard suffered an abdominal tear during his quarter-final win over Taylor Fritz 24 hours earlier.
Nadal dug deep and won in a fifth set tie-break. But that turned out to be his final appearance in the tournament.
The semi-final against Nick Kyrgios was set to be the second match on Centre Court on Friday. But Kyrgios has now been given a walkover into Sunday’s final.
Because of Rafael Nadal Wimbledon Organisers Have Performed a U-turn on ticket sales as they promise to refund fans
Novak Djokovic will play British No 1 Cameron Norrie in the other semi-final. It was reported after Nadal spoke to the media that fans would not be given any money back.
That was because there will still be a full programme on Centre Court. However, organisers have now reversed their decision.
Wimbledon ticket refunds Rafael Nadal Nick Kyrgios
Wimbledon organisers have performed a U-turn on ticket refunds after Rafael Nadal’s withdrawal
MORE NEWS: Nick Kyrgios Opens Up About His Personal Problems Ahead his potential encounter with Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon
They have given those with a ticket the option of a full refund if they contact the All England Club before midnight on Thursday. Fans who do not take up that option will now see three matches.
The women’s doubles semi-finals will now take place in-between Djokovic and Norrie’s clash. At 1.30pm, fourth seeds Lyudmyla Kichenok and Jelena Ostapenko take on second seeds Katerina Siniakova and Barbora Krejcikova in the first match.
