CAMERON NORRIE took the scenic route to the Wimbledon quarter-finals as the last Briton standing in the singles at the All England Club.

Wimbledon officials have apologised to Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and Sonay Kartal after an embarrassing malfunction of the new electronic line-calling system on Centre Court.

Norrie had a match point in the third set but recovered from losing two tie-breaks to progress into the last eight.

The world number one claimed another tight victory on Centre Court to reach the last eight of yet another grand slam.

Within an hour of India levelling the series 1-1 with a thumping 336-run win in the second Rothesay Test, England added Surrey quick Atkinson to their squad for next week’s clash at Lord’s.

Norris followed in the footsteps of fellow British Silverstone victors Sir Stirling Moss, James Hunt, Sir Jackie Stewart and Lewis Hamilton.

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