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Sebastien Grosjean has a great start against Tim Henman, earning an early break and leading 4-1 when rain stops play

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The players return briefly and Henman is broken again before rain forces another interruption with Grosjean 5-1 up

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Henman rallies to win four games in a row when play resumes as he forces an unlikely first set tie-break

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Henman lets the Frenchman off the hook as he misses four set points in the tie-break to allow Grosjean to win it 10-8

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Henman is broken at the start off the second set but breaks back immediately and starts to play with more determination

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Henman gets a vital break in the eighth game before taking the set 6-3 - rain stops play again shortly afterwards

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The British number one lets his level drop after the delay and concedes the crucial third set to Grosjean

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Henman leads 2-1 on serve in the fourth set when the proceedings are called to a close for the day with rain falling yet again

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The fans continue to show their support as play gets underway on the second day of a tight quarter-final

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Henman is immediately under pressure as he loses his serve to hand Grosjean a huge advantage in the fourth set

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Henman saves a match point on his own serve but the Frenchman still has a chance to serve for the match

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Grosjean duly serves out the match with little trouble to advance to his first Wimbledon semi-final

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Tim Henman and his hordes of fans are left disappointed once more as the British number one tumbles out of the tournament