Wimbledon 2013: BBC to show semi-finals and finals in 3D

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Andy Murray

The BBC is to show this year's Wimbledon men's and ladies semi-finals and finals live in 3D.

The free-to-air 3D coverage will be available to viewers with access to a 3D TV set and to the BBC's HD Red Button channel on certain platforms.

Line-calls decided by Hawk-Eye and graphics will all be shown in 3D.

"We're delighted to provide live 3D coverage as this year's Championships reach a climax," said Kim Shillinglaw, head of BBC 3D.

"Major UK sporting events are a big part of our trials with 3D content and this allows us to build on our work from previous Wimbledon's and the London 2012 Olympics."

Six additional 3D cameras placed around Centre Court will help broadcast the enhanced action from the latter stages of this year's Championships.

The coverage is part of the BBC's two-year trial of producing and distributing 3D content.

Wimbledon 3D will be available on the BBC Red Button HD channel on the following platforms

  • Freeview HD (channel 303)

  • Virgin Media (channel 994)

  • Freesat (channel 980)

  • Youview (channel 303)

Thursday, 4 July

1300-2000, Ladies' semi-finals - 3D

Friday, 5 July

1300-2000, Men's semi-finals - 3D

Saturday, 6 July

1400-1755 Ladies final - 3D

Sunday, 7 July

1400-1800 Men's final - 3D

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