It was Grigor Dimitrov’s girlfriend, Maria Sharapova, who once joked that her movement on clay resembled ‘a cow on ice’. It would be unfair to pin that label on the supremely athletic Bulgarian, but in the course of Friday’s exhilarating Wimbledon semi-final he may have set an unofficial record for slipping over on the coarsened Centre Court grass. That may prove the most enduring memory of an afternoon of spills and thrills that resulted in Novak Djokovic winning 6-4 3-6 7-6 7-6 to set up a meeting with either Roger Federer or Canadian Milos Raonic. VIDEO Scroll down to watch defeat semi-finalist Grigor Dimitrov's quickfires questions
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Novak Djokovic wins in four sets to qualify for Wimbledon final
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Dimitrov forced the No 1 seed into two tie-breaks, but failed to win
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Djokovic will play seven-time champion Roger Federer in the final
Another man down: @placeholder spends some time on his back after another gruelling point ends