Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV

I think, at the end of last year, Andy could have taken more time off. But he's such a competitor. He's playing so well, the best tennis of his life, he probably thought "come on, bring on Melbourne, I'm going to win another Slam." It's probably time to sit down with his medical team and plan out the next few months, leading up to the US Open.

He's still got lots to play for for the rest of the year. It's frustrating now and he has got to get healthy, that's the most important thing, but there's still plenty of good tennis ahead of him.

Andy Murray speaking after his loss: "Throughout the tournament I've been a little bit sore but I tried my best, right to the end I gave everything I had and I'm proud about that but it's obviously disappointing to lose. There was an opportunity there so I'm sad that it's over.

"I knew I wasn't going to do any major damage. Before the tournament it was very short-term solutions because you want to play Wimbledon.

"We were looking at short-term solutions and manged to get through a bunch of matches and did OK.

"Now I'l sit down with my team and look at the longer term, and come up with a plan for what I have to do next."

Raonic comes bounding into the net like an excitable Great Dane but Federer whizzes a winner past his nose and on to the baseline. Fetch, boy.

The Canadian snatches a point from his opponent's serve, thanks in part to a net tip, but that's all he gets.

We stay on serve.

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One more game will do it for Marin Cilic.

Raonic gives himself a bit of verbal encouragement as he takes the advantage and takes the game with a forehand winner.

Early danger averted for the sixth seed.

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Marin Cilic plays a 'genius' return to give him 2-0 lead.

Raonic's thunderous serve is his biggest weapon and it's going well so far. He's up 30-0.

But Federer pulls out a couple of beautiful backhand winners. Sublime. So good, in fact, it made Match of the Day pundit Jermaine Jenas coo with delight in the stands.

Roger then brings up the first break point of the match but it goes to waste when he stabs into the net. Deuce.

Gilles Muller needs a miracle. Marin Cilic gets his second break of serve in the final set, and he is now 4-0 up and on course for a semi-final against Sam Querrey.

After Raonic's barnstorming start, this game takes a little longer to conclude.

There's a few Federer errors along the way on the forehand but the Swiss holds.

*denotes next server

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A little serve-and-volley from Milos Raonic to get us going. Nice.

And then two aces - including one which clocks 140 mph. Zip!

Federer fails to return the last point so Raonic holds to love.

No messing about here.

Marin Cilic is closing in on the fourth Grand Slam semi-final of his career.

At the 2010 Australian Open he lost to eventual winner Andy Murray in the semi-finals, in 2014 he went on to win the US Open - his only Grand Slam title - and he lost in straight sets against Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals of the 2015 US Open.

Off we go for the second men's quarter-final on this hallowed turf.

Oh, no. Wait. There's a problem with the balls. The umpire is shouting: 'Milos, Milos, Milos' trying to get the Canadian's attention.

All sorted? Good.

Milos Raonic and Roger Federer have finished loosening up on the green-brown grass of Centre Court.

The pair now take their seats and prepare mentally for their quarter-final clash.

Game faces on, lads.

Advantage Marin Cilic. The big Croat produces a wonderful cross-court forehand winner from a 121mph serve from Muller to take advantage of a break point.

He is a break up in the decider.

Haven't we seen you two here before?

Ah yes, only last year in the semi-finals.

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This is actually the 13th meeting between Roger Federer and Milos Raonic - their fourth at a Grand Slam, fourth on grass and third at Wimbledon.

Federer won their first meeting at Wimbledon in straight sets in 2014, while Canadian Raonic won in five sets in their last-four encounter here last year. He went on to lose to Andy Murray in the final.

How much of a boost will the news that Andy Murray has lost to Sam Querrey be to the two players on Court One?

The winner of the quarter-final between Gilles Muller and Marin Cilic, which is now into a deciding fifth set, will play the 24th seed Querrey in the last four.

Cilic has won all four of his matches against Querrey, including two five-set thrillers at Wimbledon, while Muller has won against the American in their only meeting on grass - in the quarter-finals of Queen's last month.

I hope he's got the cakes in.

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