Tennis: Kingston's Brydan Klein in main men's draws for Wimbledon Championships

Switching teams: Kingston-based Brydan Klein switched allegiance to Great Britain from his native Australia in 2013
Switching teams: Kingston-based Brydan Klein switched allegiance to Great Britain from his native Australia in 2013
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Kingston’s Brydan Klein has been given wildcard spots in the main men’s draws at the Wimbledon Championships, which start next week.

The 26-year-old Australian-born player, who switched allegiance to Britain in 2013, is ranked 185th in the world and partners Great Britain’s Alex Ward in the men’s doubles to go with his men’s singles spot.

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The big one: The Skupski brothers, pictured at the Surbiton Trophy last year, are in the main draw for the men's doubles at SW19

Surbiton Trophy doubles finalists Ken and Neal Skupski are in the men’s doubles main draw. 

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