Wimbledon organisers are giving Serena Williams "as much time" as possible to get fit to play the doubles event alongside sister Venus, tournament director Jamie Baker said on Friday.

The seven-time champion played her first match on Centre Court in four years and gave a tremendous account of herself before going down to 20-year-old Australian Maya Joint.

Serena Williams’ Wimbledon appearance in women’s doubles with sister Venus is in doubt because of a knee injury

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Serena Williams is slated to play doubles alongside sister Venus this week but faces a race against time to be fit

Williams ‘tweaked her knee’ during her late-night defeat to Maya Joint on Centre Court, with the 44-year-old’s participation in the doubles alongside sister Venus Williams now in…

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Former world No.1 Williams lost her celebrated singles return at Wimbledon to Australia’s Maya Joint, but an injury could stop her playing doubles.

Williams, 44, was returning to competitive singles for the first time in nearly four years.

Serena received wild card invitations from Wimbledon organizers to play both singles and doubles with Venus.

Serena Williams, 44, did not ask for medical treatment during a 6-3 6-7 (6) 6-3 loss to 20-year-old Maya Joint of Australia in the first round on Tuesday. | Tennis News

Serena Williams’ hopes of playing alongside older sister Venus in the Wimbledon doubles look in doubt after she injured her knee in her singles comeback.

Serena is dealing with a knee problem following her first-round singles loss to Maya Joint on Tuesday

Williams, 44, is scheduled to play doubles with Venus on Friday but has emerged as an injury doubt

Wimbledon organisers are giving Serena Williams "as much time" as possible to get fit to play the doubles event alongside sister Venus, tournament director Jamie Baker said on…

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Serena Williams and Venus Williams are on the schedule for Saturday's play at Wimbledon - but time will tell if they take to the court as Serena contends with a knee injury.

Williams, 44, previously lost her first-round singles match on Tuesday to Maya Joint after a near four-year layoff from competitive tennis.

The legendary Williams sisters are set to return to Wimbledon as a doubles pairing after Serena came back to singles this week at the age of 44

Serena Williams has withdrawn from her doubles match with sister Venus at Wimbledon due to a right knee injury.