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Multiple Wimbledon champion Alfie Hewett is on double duty on Thursday with matches in both the men's wheelchair singles and doubles.

Hewett, the 2024 singles champion, faces China's Ji Zhenxu first up on court 3 and then returns to face the same opponent - with respective partners Gordon Reid and Stephane Houdet - in the doubles later on Court 1.

The Brits, six-time Wimbledon champions together, are top seeds in that doubles semi-final.

Elsewhere, Andy Lapthorne and Greg Slade take on Dutch-Aussie pairing Sam Schroder and Jin Woodman in the quad doubles semis.

And Andrew Penney faces third seed Martin de la Puente in the men's wheelchair singles first up on court 17.

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British wildcard Arthur Fery's remarkable run continued yesterday with a stunning quarter-final win over Flavio Cobolli.

He will now play for a place in the Wimbledon final against French Open champion Alexander Zverev.

Take a look back at the BBC Sport analysis of how Fery pulled off another great victory.

What a performance yesterday from Britain's Arthur Fery, the first wildcard to reach the semi-finals of the men's singles at Wimbledon since 2001.

We will have plenty of reaction to that, plus of course this afternoon we will bring you live coverage of both women's semi-finals from Centre Court.

Plus, there is plenty of other British interest still at Wimbledon, including Alfie Hewett in the men's wheelchair singles. We will have updates from those games too.