
- Emma Raducanu has urged Wimbledon to improve its electronic line calling system after her defeat to Aryna Sabalenka.
- Raducanu expressed disappointment with the technology, specifically highlighting a call during her match that she believed was incorrect.
- For the first time this year, Wimbledon has implemented a fully automated electronic system, replacing human line judges.
- Fellow British player Jack Draper has also raised concerns about the accuracy of the new system during his second-round loss.
- While this technology is standard across most ATP and WTA tours, including the Australian and US Opens, the French Open remains an outlier without an electronic system.
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