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The Guardian · Jul 9, 2015

Jamie Murray reaches Wimbledon doubles final with John Peers

Jamie Murray, right, celebrates a point while his opponent, John Erlich looks on, during Murray and John Peers' win in their Wimbledon semi-final on Thursday. Photograph: Colorsport/CorbisFor a public high on the exploits of Heather Watson, James Ward and the hope that British tennis is inching its way to respectability, the prospect of both Murray brothers in Wimbledon finals seems tantalising.

The prospect moves ever closer following Jamie Murray’s semi-final victory, alongside the Australian John Peers in the men’s doubles. After losing a set, the pair saw off Israel’s Jonathan Erlich and the German Phillip Petzschner 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. At least one Murray will contest a Wimbledon final.

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