How Wimbledon semi-finalists have found their feet on grass

How Wimbledon semi-finalists have found their feet on grassImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Coco Gauff is the only Wimbledon women's semi-finalist to have won a Grand Slam singles titleByJonathan JurejkoBBC Sport tennis news reporter at WimbledonPublished3 minutes agoCoco Gauff, by her own admission, has never had the "best relationship" with grass courts.Marta Kostyuk, another Wimbledon semi-finalist, called her relationship with the surface "complicated".Czech pair Karolina Muchova and Linda Noskova - the respective opponents of American two-time major champion Gauff and Ukraine's Kostyuk in Thursday's last-four matches - have also encountered problems.But everything has clicked into place for the SW19 semi-finalists this fortnight, meaning a first-time Wimbledon women's champion is guaranteed on Saturday."Coco is the only one who has won a major - but I'm not committing to saying she's the favourite," said American former world number one Tracy Austin."It will interesting to see how all four manage this with so much on the line."Image source, BBC SportBritish wildcard Fery stuns Cobolli to reach semi-finalsPublished12 hours ago'It is not normal' - but extraordinary Djokovic defies odds once againPublished1 day agoGauff learns not to play 'spectacularly'Gauff, 22, has won Grand Slam titles on the US Open hard courts in 2023 and the French Open clay in 2025 - but has never found the same level of confidence on grass.Her career breakthrough famously came at Wimbledon in 2019 when, as a 15-year-old, she came through qualifying and beat one of her idols Venus Williams on her way to the fourth round.But until this year, the American had not won a match on a grass court for two years.Gauff is an exceptional athlete who is able to move quickly around the court, but her footwork is not necessarily fluid when setting up shots from the baseline.Her serve has often been fragile,...