After completing her fairy-tale triumph at Queen’s Club, Tatjana Maria jogged over to her entourage. Forget masseuses, sports psychologists and commercial agents – her court-side clan consisted of a supportive husband and coach,

Tatjana Maria has revealed that she wants to keep playing tennis long enough to join forces with her 11-year-old daughter in the doubles. The German went on an incredible run at the Queen’s Club this week, coming through qualifying and beating four top-20 players in a row to become the oldest WTA 500 champion aged 37.

Before scripting history at the Queen’s Club Championships, Tatjana Maria knocked out four top 20 players on the trot, including reigning Australian Open champion Madison Keys in the semifinals.