Venus Williams yesterday defeated Jelena Ostapenko and with this, she became the oldest Wimbledon semi-finalist for 23 years.She said "I love this game,"
"There's no other explanation. That's why I put in the effort and the time. I try really hard. You do your best while you can. That's what I'm doing. It's a beautiful game, and it's been really good to me," she added.
Williams will now face Johanna Konta who defeated Simona Halep to become the first British woman to reach the Wimbledon singles semi-finals in 39 years.
Also Read:
Indian women cricket team to have a clash with Australia today
BCCI acting president C.K. Khanna states on appointment of new cricket coach