Mirra meltdown! Wimbledon wondergirl Andreeva, 16, in tears as she collapses to crash out after throwing her racket to give up match point - while claiming she slipped - in a fiery end to her run<br /><br />Mirra Andreeva’s Wimbledon adventure ended in controversial fashion as the 16-year-old Russian was docked a penalty point and refused to shake the umpire’s hand as she crashed out to 25th seed Madison Keys.<br /><br />When Keys broke back with an incredible shot that saw her change racket hands mid-rally and then won the second set tiebreak 7-4, Andreeva reacted by aggressively chucking her racket as she walked to the chair and received a warning from Swedish umpire Louise Engzell.<br /><br />That came back to bite her at 2-5 in the second set when the racket slipped from her hands and bounced off the grass chasing a volley.<br /><br /> Andreeva protested in vain and refused to shake the umpire’s hand at the end of the two-hour match with the crowd showing their support for the teenager rather than officialdom.<br /><br />It was a timely reminder that a few lessons in controlling emotions yet to be ironed out despite Andreeva’s obvious talent.<br /><br />Wimbledon sensation Mirra Andreeva left in tears as 16-year-old loses to Madison Keys
