The British High Commission hosted a screening of the Wimbledon Ladies' Singles finals on 13 July in Delhi to celebrate the world's oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament and the power of sport to bring people together.
The evening's gathering included tennis fans from all walks of life, sports personalities, business as well as representatives from the All-England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC), the organising body of the Wimbledon. India's top seeded tennis player Ankita Raina also joined the screening.
Becks Buckingham, Minister Counsellor Political and Press, British High Commission, said:
Watching, playing, and celebrating sport is at the heart of British life, bringing together different genders, cultures, age groups and backgrounds around a shared passion. The UK is a melting pot of diverse cultures, and our sporting traditions reflects this. I'm particularly proud that we all came together to recognise and celebrate the achievements of amazing women athletes everywhere.
