Venus and Serena Williams will compete together in doubles at Wimbledon for the first time in a decade after receiving wildcards for the main draw.
The sisters last played as a team at the tournament in 2016, when they captured their sixth doubles title there. Wimbledon officials announced the initial wildcards on June 16, confirming the pair's direct entry but leaving their singles participation undecided.
Venus has competed in several singles and doubles events this season, including the Madrid Open in April. Serena made a limited return earlier this month at the HSBC Championships, where she won her opening doubles match before her partner withdrew due to injury.
The duo holds 23 WTA doubles titles, including 14 Grand Slams and three Olympic gold medals. They are scheduled to begin preparations at the Berlin Open before the Wimbledon Championships begin later this month.
