Agnieszka Radwanska faced Angelique Kerber on Centre Court in the women's semi-finalsPhotograph: Tom JenkinsRadwanska was sharp from the get-goPhotograph: Tom JenkinsKerber struggled against the third seed and lost the first set 6-3Photograph: Tom Jenkins
The German looked dismayed at timesPhotograph: Tom JenkinsRadwanska clinched the second set 6-4 to book her place in the final, making her the first Polish Grand Slam finalist in 75 yearsPhotograph: Tom JenkinsThe two embraced after their matchPhotograph: Tom JenkinsSerena Williams was also in rude form when she played Victoria Azarenka on Centre CourtPhotograph: Tom JenkinsAzarenka, the second seed, was beaten 6-3 in the first setPhotograph: Tom JenkinsWilliams powered through the following set with some stunning winnersPhotograph: Tom Jenkins... and she also set a new women's record of 24 aces in total during the matchPhotograph: Tom JenkinsWilliams won the second set on a tie break 7-6 (8-6) to seal her passage to the finalPhotograph: Tom JenkinsSerena also joined her sister Venus in a women's doubles match on Centre CourtPhotograph: Tom JenkinsWhile Andy Murray was out practicing ahead of his semi-final match with Jo Wilfried Tsonga, amid tight securityPhotograph: Tom JenkinsHe was greeted by hundreds of fans on court ninePhotograph: Tom JenkinsMurray will be second on centre court on Friday; his match follows the other semi between Roger Federer and Novak DjokovicPhotograph: Tom Jenkins
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