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Today is an incredibly busy day of sport with as, alongside the top attraction of Wimbledon (of course), England are playing in the quarter-finals of the Euros, there's qualifying for the British Grand Prix, international cricket in Southampton this afternoon as well as some big rugby union internationals already under way/ finished.

It is fitting then that Wimbledon are calling this Sporting Saturday as they introduce all their sporting guests in the royal box.

There are normally some big names so it will be interesting to see who they've got today...

If you've got any quick errands to run, now might be the time.

It's still raining and play has been pushed back to 12:30 BST at the earliest.

Keep this page open on your phone while you're out and about, though. You don't want to miss out on any important updates!

Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

It’s a gloomy day at SW19 and this is the last thing we all wanted to see.

The covers are on but spirits are still high with plenty of play to come on Centre Court and Court One.

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Naomi Broady
British player on BBC TV

Emma Raducanu is a brilliant front-runner in a match, when she gets off to a quick start, she is very dangerous.

It was the level of tennis that was causing so much excitement with her. She's got a bit of a spring in her step. There's a massive smile on her face. There is just a bit more enjoyment around the tennis. She is going out there and playing freely.

We haven't seen anyone play this level of tennis so far in the tournament.

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That is just the tip of the iceberg on a very hectic day at SW19.

Seven-time Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic closes the programme on Centre against Alexei Popyrin.

Ons Jabeur returns to Centre Court for the first time since last year's final to take on Elina Svitolina, the 21st seed from Ukraine, who also charmed the Wimbledon crowds last year with a run to the last four.

World number one Iga Swiatek faces Kazakhstan's Yulia Putintseva on Court One, followed by a contest between 2022 champion Elena Rybakina and Danish wildcard Caroline Wozniacki.

There are also three men's singles matches that need to be completed on Saturday after rain wreaked havoc with Friday's schedule.

Rain or no rain, later on we will see the superstar British doubles pairing of Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu in action for the first - and possibly last - time.

They begin their mixed doubles campaign against China's Zhang Shuai and El Salvador's Marcelo Arevalo but we've got a bit of wait before that one.

Murra-canu are scheduled as the fourth and final match of the day on Court One...

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But after yesterday's rain, there is due to be plenty of action before that one and the first British interest should already have started.

Harriet Dart saw off British number one Katie Boulter in round two and, once the rain stops, she will continue her bid to make it to the second week for the time as she faces Wang Xinyu of China on court two.

Winner of another all-British contest in round two, Cameron Norrie, is kicking things off on Centre Court from 13:30 BST.

He faces a very tricky match against fourth seed Alexander Zverev but having made the semi-finals a couple of years ago, Norrie will hope home advantage helps take him another step closer to a repeat...

Charlotte Coates
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Bit of a strange walk into the All England Club this morning as I was minding my own business listening to a bit of music and 17th seed Felix Auger-Aliassime came surging past me on a run.

The Canadian, who was beaten in the first round, had a large smile on his face as plenty of people had a rather confused look on their face.

Before we go any further, some bad news.

Rain wiped out so much play in the outside courts yesterday... and it is back again.

Covers are on and we won't have any play until midday at the earliest.

And it had looked so promising half an hour ago.

Emily Salley
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

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We've already got our first winner on day six and that's before play has even started.

Alex de Minaur is into the fourth round of Wimbledon.

The Australian ninth seed was due to face Lucas Pouille in the last match on court three today, but the Frenchman has withdrawn.

De Minaur will play either Arthur Fils of France or Russian Roman Safiullin next.

Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's coverage of day six at Wimbledon. We will have all the coverage on BBC TV, BBC Red Button and BBC Radio 5 Live throughout the day.

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Prepare yourselves everyone, today could be the day.

Nineteen years on from making his first appearance as a senior at the All England Club, Andy Murray could make his final playing appearance at Wimbledon this afternoon.

We've already had one emotional farewell this week after he went out of the men's doubles so he'll be hoping to put off the last one for another few days yet...

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