Full CoverageWimbledon hit with electronic line call controversy as Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova says game was ‘stolen’ from her
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'They stole the game from me' 😠
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova wasn't happy when #Wimbledon's electronic line-calling system failed ❌ pic.x.com/JA0WIYSccD
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Intriguing scenes!
Pavlyuchenkova thinks Kartal has put her forehand long and stops before the Brit slams back a winner.
The umpire checks and confirms the electronic line calling system was unable to track the point, which leads to the point being replayed.
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