If Sue Barker had known her 1976 French Open triumph ... But before all that, she was a world number three tennis player, whose formidable forehand was voted 'best in the game' by her peers ...

Admittedly, Sue Barker may no longer be part of the broadcasting team. But after keeping her distance last summer, she is finally planning to catch up with old pals. “Last year, I stayed away ...

Strawberries and cream, Henman Hill, Pimm’s, Roger Federer… and of course Sue Barker. However, to the disappointment of the Great British tennis audience, Barker will not be presenting TV ...

SHOCKED Hannah Klugman will attempt to win a maiden Grand Slam on Saturday… aged 16. The Kingston-upon-Thames schoolgirl is ...

Sue Barker, famed for her illustrious tennis career and previous role as a Wimbledon Championships presenter, enjoys a ...

Sue Barker sent shockwaves when she announced this ... and Express Sport takes a look at what active tennis players have said in response to the Wimbledon icon’s retirement.

Sue Barker has been honoured with a British Tennis Journalists Association (BTJA) award for services to tennis in recognition of her long career and a near 30-year spell as the BBC’s host of ...

The BBC's coverage of Wimbledon is looking a little different this year, with Sue Barker ... in the world of tennis including British tennis great Andy Murray, who suggested Barker's greatest ...

Sue Barker hosted Question Of Sport for 24 years. (Getty Images) The former professional tennis player began hosting the BBC sports quiz show in 1997 and left in 2021. In her book Calling The ...

Sue Barker was born on April 19, 1956, in Paignton, Devon, England and rose to prominence as one of the leading tennis players in the 1970s. She captured her first and only Major title at the 1976 ...

Strawberries and cream, Henman Hill, Pimm’s, Roger Federer… and of course Sue Barker. However, to the disappointment of the Great British tennis audience, Barker will not be presenting TV ...