London , England ( CNN ) -- It is one of the most iconic moments in tennis history . A young Pat Cash clambers into the stands at Wimbledon to greet his loved ones after winning the men 's singles title . Plenty of players have followed in his footsteps since , snaking their way up to greet their family and friends above the famous SW19 scoreboard , but Cash was the first . And now thanks to CNN , you can put your questions to one of the most recognizable faces in the game . Why not quiz him on why he decided to embark on the 'Cash dash ' or the feeling of winning Wimbledon -- the only major he managed to win during his 15-year career ? Home hopes distant at U.S. Open . Or maybe you 'd like his take on the modern game . Is Roger Federer 's crown slipping ? Can Rafael Nadal dominate tennis like the Fed Express did before him ? When will Andy Murray win a major ? And what does he think of state of the women 's game ? All you have to do is leave your question at the foot of the page and Cash will reveal all on Friday 's 1530 GMT edition of World Sport . Cash turned professional in 1982 and the following year , at just 18 , became the youngest player to participate in the Davis Cup final , winning the decisive rubber to secure the title for Australia . At the U.S. Open in 1984 , Cash lost in the semifinal to Ivan Lendl after a five-set thriller , on the same day as an epic women 's final between Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova . With John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors also contesting another five-set classic , it is regarded as one of the greatest days in tennis history and became known as 'Super Saturday . ' Cash also made the final of the Australian Open in 1987 but lost to Stefan Edberg in a five-setter , but his moment of destiny was to come at Wimbledon later that year . He knocked out Mats Wilander and Connors en route to the final , where he beat Czech Lendl to seal his first grand slam title , and give birth to that famed celebration . Cash was forced to retire in 1997 through injury but still occasionally turns out on the Champions Tour , as well as commentating on several tournaments throughout the year .
Your chance to quiz 1987 Wimbledon champion Pat Cash . The first question is a simple one: The Aussie now hosts CNN 's monthly tennis show Open Court .