Sports journalist covering #ATP/#WTA/#ITF tennis whilst campaigning for the use of fluorescent pink tennis balls on grass courts to help improve visibility.
Let's introduce pink #tennis balls for grass court events! TV viewing audiences would then actually be able to see the ball in sunny conditions. As it is, the yellow ball is almost impossible to see & is ruining the @RafaelNadal v @RogerFederer match. @AndrewCastle63 #Wimbledon
.@AlisonVanU scores the first Top 10 win of her career as she upsets defending @Wimbledon champion Muguruza 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 --> https://t.co/EfyOFiJr2w
Excellent win for @katydunne and @harriet_dart 6-1 6-3 over Krunic and Bondarenko to reach the ladies doubles 2nd round at Wimbledon. Very deserved after excellent efforts in singles against Ostapenko and Pliskova #Wimbledon
#Tennis on grass courts plus bright sunshine makes it difficult for spectators to see/follow the ball (especially on TV). Use of fluorescent pink tennis balls for grass court events would solve this! Do you agree? @bbctennis@TheRealPatCash@clarebalding@andy_murray#Wimbledon
Grass court #tennis in bright sunshine (and now with awkward shadows) is making it difficult to see/follow the ball on TV @bbctennis. Use of fluorescent pink tennis balls for grass court events would solve this! Please RT! @GregRusedski1 @AndrewCastle63 @thetracyaustin@Wimbledon
It's that time of year again! Grass court #tennis in bright sunshine making it difficult to see/follow the ball (especially on TV). Use of fluorescent pink tennis balls for grass court events would solve this! Please RT! @BBCSport@TheBorisBecker@Jodurie@Martina#Wimbledon
What a week its been, the Eastbourne International continues to amaze me!
Its easily the most special tournament that I've ever been too & I just cant see it ever being beaten, it's truly something else
@Danny_Negus1
Thanks for the very special courts
#NatureValleyInternational
It's that time of year again! Grass court #tennis in bright sunshine making it difficult to see/follow the ball (especially on TV). Use of fluorescent pink tennis balls for grass court events would solve this! @bbctennis@BBCSport @AndrewCastle63 @Eurosport_UK @BritishTennis
@politicalobs@ITF_Tennis Definitely on a sunny grass court. Ideally grass = bright pink ball, red clay = bright blue ball and blue hard courts = bright orange ball.
Despite 18 years of campaigning, #cricket has beaten #tennis to the pink ball. Well done to cricket for "seeing" the light... @ITF_Tennis https://t.co/o1A1D1fqQA