LONDON (Reuters) -World number one Aryna Sabalenka continues her quest for a first Wimbledon title when she takes on Elise Mertens, while two-times defending champion Carlos Alcaraz faces Andrey Rublev when the fourth round begins on Sunday.

The last time Aryna Sabalenka gave a news conference after a difficult Grand Slam loss, she handled it badly. Wimbledon was a little different.

The USA’s Amanda Anisimova toppled Wimbledon favourite Aryna Sabalenka in a fascinating semi-final, full of red-blooded power hitting and territorial shrieks.

Top seed Aryna Sabalenka faces a tricky test against Germany's Laura Siegemund, while Cameron Norrie, the last Briton standing, takes on defending champion Carlos Alcaraz when the Wimbledon quarter-finals kick off on Tuesday.

Aryna Sabalenka has come back after being two points from dropping the opening set of her second-round Wimbledon match three times.

Anisimova took 56 minutes to edge past Sabalenka in the opening set as her big serve caused the 27-year-old problems throughout. The Belarusian would respond with decisive winners and consistent serves of her own in the second to win by the same scoreline, 6-4.

Emma Raducanu faces one of the toughest tasks is tennis as three Britons feature on day five at Wimbledon - all you need to know.

LONDON - World number one Aryna Sabalenka continues her quest for a first Wimbledon title when she takes on Elise Mertens, while two-times defending champion Carlos Alcaraz faces Andrey Rublev ...