Tennis: Queen's wild cards aid British
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Chris Bailey and Chris Wilkinson have picked up wild cards for the Stella Artois championships, which start at Queen's Club tomorrow. Britain's top five will all be involved, Tim Henman having a wild card and Jeremy Bates and Mark Petchey gaining direct entry. The Frenchmen Cedric Pioline, the world No 14, and Guy Forget, the former world No 4, also have wild cards to an event headed by the world's top three players, Pete Sampras, Michael Stich and Stefan Edberg. Boris Becker and Goran Ivanisevic are also in the draw.
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