Ostapenko eyes Slam double

JELENA OSTAPENKO’S French Open triumph was a bolt from the blue, but here at Wimbledon she is on her way to proving lightning can strike twice. The Latvian blasted her way to glory at Roland Garros — hitting her forehand, on average, harder than Andy Murray. The doubters felt her tennis in Paris was spectacular but not sustainable. Yet here she is, four wins away from what would be an extraordinary Grand Slam double. Against Ukrainian No 4 seed Elina Svitolina, Ostapenko is determined to show she is no one-hit wonder. ‘After winning such a big event, now I want to win the other

Grand Slams,’ said the 20-yearold. ‘It’s tough because I have a lot of attention and people expect more from me.’ Observers in Paris marvelled at her missile-like shots, but she insists there is more to her game than blasting winners. ‘When I have a...