Angelique Kerber pulled off quite a feat at Melbourne Park in January.

The German stunned Serena William to win her first Grand Slam title at the Australian Open.

Kerber, seeded seventh in the competition, won a thrilling final 6-4 3-6 6-4.

The 28-year-old became the first German to win a major singles title since Steffi Graf at the 1999 French Open.

And Williams, 34, was beaten for just the fifth time in 26 Grand Slam finals.

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Another day, another rich array of choice on the BBC Sport website. Which match will you be watching today? Head here to choose throughout the day.

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Not quite packing up yet, but the practice courts are winding down for the year.

During the first week they are abuzz and athud with the sounds of ball on string.

Now the nets are down on some courts and only a handful of juniors are patting around on the ones that are set up.

Charlotte Fowler: The men's wheelchair doubles final is awesome! Such incredible athletes, truly inspiring tennis.

JB: Seriously talented men's wheelchair final at #Wimbledon, external.

Douglas McGill: Wheelchair tennis final. Men's doubles is absolutely brillant.

Over on court 17, and live on BBC Two right now, is the men's wheelchair doubles final between French duo Stephane Houdet and Nicolas Peifer and British pair Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid.

The Brits lost the first set but held to love in their opening service game of the second set.

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Welcome to day 12 at SW19 - more commonly known as ladies' singles final day.

We've gone from 128 down to just two. 

Can Serena Williams reign on for another year? Or will Angelique Kerber steal the throne?

It's time to find out. 

Games faces on, ladies. It's final time.

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