Wimbledon on BBC: Clare Balding Makes Announcement

Clare Balding made an announcement.

BBC viewers were left upset after a Wimbledon match was stopped.

The famous tournament is now in its second week with exciting matches.

On Monday, Arthur Fery became the first British wild card to reach the quarter finals by beating Grigor Dimitrov.

Alexander Zverev and Jiri Lehecka started playing late, and their match was stopped due to the 11pm curfew.

Zverev and Lehecka played for a long time, but the BBC stopped showing the match early.

A match on Centre Court was stopped.

The BBC stopped showing the match on TV, but it was still on iPlayer.

Clare Balding said the match would not finish before 11pm, so it would continue on iPlayer.

She told viewers to watch the rest of the match on iPlayer if they wanted to.

Clare then talked about the day's results before the broadcast ended.

Viewers were upset that the BBC showed a repeat instead of Wimbledon.

One viewer asked why Wimbledon was not on mainstream TV.

BBC viewers were not happy.

Another viewer was angry and said the BBC did it again.

A viewer thought a fishing program was more important than Wimbledon.

Some viewers did not like the curfew and thought it was unfair to the players.

Viewers thought the curfew was a problem and showed a lack of respect for the players.

Wimbledon is on BBC One, BBC Two, and BBC iPlayer.

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