katie shanahan has from the national tennis centre in roehampton where its all happening this week: atis time of year, where normally reflecting on her newly crowned wimbledon champion come up with the tournament being cancelled and no tennis being played in the past four months, how is great britain coping for the lockdown? pretty difficult, he had to keep reminding yourself that there are bigger things going on and it is very unfortunate and i'm definitely going to miss it because lester and missed out my entry and so it is been a couple yea rs now entry and so it is been a couple years now but it really makes next years now but it really makes next year eve n years now but it really makes next year even more special for me. there we re year even more special for me. there were dust off their rackets and put pa rt were dust off their rackets and put part in the new tournament. they are all absent. like the rest of the world, the tennis landscape is changed, there will be no shaking hands, no crowns and strawberries and cream, making ita hands, no crowns and strawberries and cream, ma

let's find out more from katie shanahan, who's there for us this morning. s it going to work and how is it going to look? yes, this isa how is it going to look? yes, this is a massive day for sport, i'm down here at the oval. as we are expecting to see 1000 fans coming back, welcoming fans back into grounds for the first time in england, since march. as you can see, the covers are coming off, in a couple of hours, 1000 fans will take their seats to watch this county cricket match between surrey and middlesex. the first of a number of trials the government is putting on to try and get fans back into stadiums, but, it's going to look different. it's going to be 1000 fa ns different. it's going to be 1000 fans compared to 25,000 capacity, only using this one stand and fans are going to have to make sure they are going to have to make sure they are socially distant at all times. separate households sitting in every other row, plus keeping two seats free either side of them as well. facemasks are also optional, with hand sanitiser stations dotted around the groun

let's find out more from katie shanahan, who's there for us this morning. etween surrey and middlesex. going to be the first ofa number of and middlesex. going to be the first of a number of trials the government are doing to try and get fans back into stadiums but it's going to look different. going to be 1000 fans compared to 25,000 capacity, only going to be using this one stand, fa ns going to be using this one stand, fans are going to have to make sure they are socially distant, sitting in every other row, as well as using two seats, keeping two seats free either side. hand sanitiser will be available with masks also optional, each fan has had to complete a medical questionnaire before entering the ground. the good news is that boris will be open, the food will be available, the public address system will be going and the big screens will be on. let's talk to two people lucky enough to come to two people lucky enough to come to this event. we will talk to steve, a vicar, and surrey cricket fan and mark, the cricket commentatorfor fan and mark, the crick