Grigor Dimitrov left Centre Court in tears after he was forced to retire against Jannik Sinner despite holding a two-set lead over the world No1. The Bulgarian was on the brink of a huge upset against the Italian top seed after winning the first two sets 6-3, 7-5.

Grigor Dimitrov was forced to retire in the match despite winning the first two sets off of Sinner. The Bulgarian suffered an injury during the third set and was unable to continue, allowing Sinner to move on.

Dimitrov had a game point at 1-2 and hit a serve, immediately grabbing his pectoral muscle. The ball went past a concerned Sinner and it went down as an ace, levelling the score at 2-2. But the 34-year-old dropped to the ground in paid, crying out as his opponent and the physio rushed over.