It moved to BBC1 in 1984,[2] in the era when Des Lynam hosted with Gerald Williams as a studio guest.
Until 2023, it was presented either from the BBC's dedicated studio in the Wimbledon media centre, or from the landscaped garden on the building's roof, adjacent to court 18.
From 2023, the show's format was revamped and is now entirely pre-recorded earlier in the day, allowing for the programme to be aired each night during the championships; any nights in which live tennis continues beyond 9:00pm results in the programme being uploaded onto BBC iPlayer instead of being shown on BBC Two.
Clare Balding became the new presenter after long-time host John Inverdale left to join the BBC's Wimbledon commentary team.
[6] The BBC tweaked the format in the second week, Balding hosting a more traditional show, without an audience, from the upper floor of Centre Court with views across the grounds.