Serbia's Novak Djokovic hits a shot as he is watched by his coach Boris Becker (top) during a practice session on Rod Laver Arena at Melbourne Park January 16, 2015. The Australian Open tennis tournament begins on January 19. REUTERS/David Gray
LONDON (Reuters) - Coaches will come under nearly as much scrutiny as the players over the next fortnight at Wimbledon with every facial gesture captured on the TV cameras and repeated in super slow motion.
The relationships between the players and those in their box, which in home favourite Andy Murray's case is packed to capacity, makes for fascinating viewing.
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