Serena Williams and Venus Williams are set to play doubles together at Wimbledon. Multiple outlets report that the sisters will rekindle their doubles partnership at the All England Club after an extended gap, with Newsweek saying they will compete together in doubles for the first time in four years. Other coverage notes their long history at Wimbledon, including both singles and doubles success on the grass courts, and highlights that their combined age is 90. The reports do not indicate any change to their general intent beyond taking the doubles field together, and they frame the move as a return to the partnership that has produced major results in the past. While the articles vary slightly in wording—some emphasizing the shared history, others focusing on the combined age and the significance of reuniting—the overall news is consistent: the two Williams sisters will compete as a doubles team at Wimbledon.