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It was another busy day at Wimbledon, with plenty of notable events on and off the court.
For instance, Wimbledon's whiteout was broken for a tribute to Ukraine.
Sportsmail's Matthew Lambert provides the lowdown on the action from day three at Wimbledon.
WHITEOUT BROKEN FOR UKRAINE TRIBUTE
A rare splash of colour amid the white on Wednesday as Lesia Tsurenko took to the court for her match against fellow Ukrainian Anhelina Kalinina wearing a yellow and blue ribbon to represent her war-torn country.
Tsurenko was given permission to wear the ribbon by the All England Club, while Kalinina had the same tribute tied to her bag.
Tsurenko said after a three-set win: 'It's horrible what is going on in Ukraine. I feel terrible and I feel very guilty. I feel like there's nothing I can do. The only thing is continue playing, and I am donating 10 per cent of my prize money.'
Lesia Tsurenko wore a yellow and blue ribbon for her match against Ukraine's Anhelina Kalinina
BIG FOUR COULD TEAM UP FOR LAVER CUP
The Laver Cup have announced that Andy Murray will be making his debut in the Europe vs Rest of the World event this September at the O2 Arena.
The Scot will join Roger Federer and
