The BBC pundit was livid14:26, 04 Jul 2026Updated 14:29, 04 Jul 2026BBC pundit Pat Cash delivered a fiery tirade about medical time-outs during live Wimbledon commentary on Saturday. The Australian was providing analysis during a match featuring his fellow countryman Alex de Minaur against American challenger Zachary Svajda.‌Trailing 5-2 in the third set, with the opening two sets split one each, Svajda requested the physio. Yet Cash was far from impressed with what unfolded.‌"I am so against this, the doctors need to stand up and go, no, this is an injury," the 61-year-old said. "Here's the rule, anything beyond the fourth set in the men's, unless you twist your ankle or roll something or run into the net post or whatever, you shouldn't get a MTO."‌Eventually the two players resumed their