Summary
Wimbledon will introduce video review technology for the first time this year, allowing players to challenge certain decisions made by the chair umpire. This change is similar to systems already used at the US Open and Australian Open. The technology will help players resolve disputes during matches, particularly on Centre Court and Court One.
Key Facts
- Wimbledon is using video review technology for the first time this year.
- Players can challenge certain decisions made by the chair umpire.
- This technology is already in place at the US Open and Australian Open.
- Reviews can happen on Centre Court, Court One, and other show courts during singles matches.
- The All England Club introduced electronic line calling last year.
- Players cannot challenge electronic line calling accuracy.
- Video reviews can help decide if a ball bounced twice or touched a player's body or racquet.
- There is no limit to the number of reviews a player can request.
