Former British tennis player Tim Henman pays tribute to Andrew Castle after Castle’s final Wimbledon appearance as part of the BBC commentary team. Multiple reports say Castle is leaving his role as the broadcaster’s lead Wimbledon commentator following a long stint, described as spanning about 23 years. Henman’s remarks are delivered live on air after the conclusion of the men’s singles final, reflecting on Castle’s contribution to Wimbledon coverage. Other reporting also notes that Castle will no longer be part of the BBC’s Wimbledon commentary line-up for the major tournament. The coverage focuses on Castle’s departure from the BBC team rather than on any change to match coverage itself, but it indicates a broader transition in the broadcaster’s Wimbledon presenting and commentary arrangements. The reports present Castle’s exit as a significant shift for long-time viewers accustomed to his role in BBC’s annual Wimbledon broadcast.