They don’t even get a break, as they have to constantly monitor every round. They say the first three days (Sunday, Monday and Tuesday) are the busiest of all.

There is also a professional salon service in the locker room for more demanding heroes. While women players have to take an appointment with the hairdresser, it is on a first-cum-first-serve-basis for men. However, as in a casualty ward, an acute injury tends to be attended to more quickly.

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The team of physios arrive at 9.30 am and finish by 10 pm. They are the last to see the players after they are done with press conferences and drug tests. The top 10 players have their own physios.

Super organisation
The Wimbledon championships is not only great for its atmosphere or matches, surroundings or the All England Club arena. What’s also great is how the entire show is managed with organisers looking at the smallest of details.

The line judges play a vital role and their job is highly technical. They work in shifts through the day: 75 minutes on court, 75 minutes off the court. When the match ends, they stay on the court and wait for the next players to arrive before switching on for show time.

There are nine line judges on the show courts, and seven elsewhere. The hardest job is that of the service-line judge, who has to decide whether the serve was long or not. u00a0