Eight seed Victoria Azarenka looked to have wrestled control in her match against Bojana Jovanovski when she won the second set 6-3 to force a decider, but the Belarusian has been broken early and trails 2-0. You can watch that match or one of many others via the Live Coverage tab at the top of the page.

Fear not, you have not missed much on Centre Court while David Ferrer was stumbling out of the tournament and checking his hotel reservation for break clauses.

Novak Djokovic and Radek Stepank are steady and on serve in the third. Time for something to eat...

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John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

"Stepanek has this way of annoying you. It's a knack. I wouldn't know anything about that! He is two sets down and yet he couldn't be playing much better. He is loving every minute of being on Centre Court."

I hope you'll forgive us skipping straight to the chase. Where does David Ferrer's departure leave Andy Murray's route to the final?

Well, David Ferrer was a potential quarter-final opponent for Andy Murray. Instead Grigor Dimitrov is looking a hot favourite to face the defending champion in the last eight.

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Job done.

Kuznetsov, Dan Evans' conqueror in the first round, has won back-to-back grass court matches for the first time in his career.

Ferrer, the seventh seed from Spain, is sent tumbling out of the tournament.

John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

"This guy is making life so difficult for Stepanek. He's got to work so hard on his serve just to hang on, while Djokovic has been so impressive on his own serve. Djokovic has shown pretty much the whole package. He assesses what he has to do and figures it out from there."

Quick as a flash world number 118 Andrey Kuznetsov is serving for the match.

Unless David Ferrer can conjure a break here he is heading out for before the third round for the first time in 18 Grand Slams.

David Ferrer simply isn't winning enough points (58%) on his first serve. Another problem is that Kuznetsov has thrown caution to the wind all match, blasting 71 winners to Ferrer's measly 26.

Ferrer 7-6 (7-5) 0-6 6-3 3-6 2-3 Kuznetsov: Andrey Kuznetsov is a break up in the decider and the biggest shock of the tournament so far is brewing.

Azarenka 3-6 4-1 Jovanovski: Victoria Azarenka is slowly hauling her way back into match. She is a break up in the second.

Berdych 4-6 7-6 (7-5) 1-2 Tomic: Berdych takes the second set to level up on the board.

A Barty/C Dellacqua 6-4 5-5 H Watson/ E Bouchard: There is enough collective grit between Heather Watson and Eugenie Bouchard to gravel a stately home driveway. They are still hanging about as the second heads long.

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Could French Open champion Maria Sharapova marry her partner - Bulgarian men's number 11 seed Grigor Dimitrov - after Wimbledon? The 2004 champion says on Facebook, external that she was only thinking of going on holiday with him, but has to deal with a little mickey-taking from her back-up team in an accompanying video.

She posts: "A little vacation after Wimbledon… turns into talk of marriage… I get no peace!!!"

The Djoko-truck keeps on chugging. He decorates the final game of the second set with some delicious touches, dropping a delicate forehand just out of the reach of the scrabbling Stepanek.

John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

"I saw Djokovic years ago playing a first-round match against Gael Monfils at the US Open. He won the match, which was a really tough one, and I remember thinking: 'Wow, this guy's really flexible.' Even as a teenager, he spent a tremendous amount of time working on his flexibility. The other thing he's done so well over the last few years is shore up his serve."

Radek Stepanek sees off a set point and then makes his way to sealing the game with a cat-like reflex volley. Pure goalkeeping instinct at the net, sticking out a racquet head and guiding away a winner into the open court.

Too little too late though?

Djokovic serves for the set next.

It's so tight on Court One between Bernard Tomic and sixth seed Tomas Berdych. A Wimbledon finalist in 2010, Berdych has had three opportunities to break but has failed to grasp even a single one.

Allied to Tomic's 86% first serve success rate, and it's turning into a bit of a slog for the big Czech.

Into a second-set tie-break we go.

Novak Djokovic is grinding rather than glorious, but he seems to have got the measure of Radek Stepanek.

The top seed is a double break up in the second set. Stepanek to serve next, but, call in the administrators, this set might be a write-off.

Azarenka 3-6 1-0 Jovanovski: Hello there. Victoria Azarenka has lost the first set over on court three. Her Serb opponent had lost her previous six matches before winning in the first round. She is due a few.

Berdych 4-6 5-4 Tomic: It is boiling up nicely on Court One. Still on serve in the second set.

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Ferrer 7-6 (7-5) 0-6 6-3 3-6 Kuznetsov: David Ferrer has been taken to a fifth set by Andrey Kuznetsov. The Spanish fifth seed would be the biggest men's player to fall if he fails to snuff out Kuznetsova.

A Barty/C Dellacqua 6-4 3-3 H Watson/ E Bouchard: Heather Watson and Eugenie Bouchard are hanging tough out on court six.

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Rafa Nadal is warming up nicely for his second-round meeting with 2012 Wimbledon nemesis Lukas Rosol tomorrow.

"Buena sesión de entrenamiento hoy en Wimbledon, con mucho sol!" he posts on Facebook., external

And for those of you not fluent in Spanish: "Good training session in Wimbledon. It was very sunny!"

Tomorrow's order of play should land some time after 18:00 BST.

Novak Djokovic has come out of the second set and wants to stamp out the embers of any Radek Stepanek challenge.

The top seed is cranking down power with four serves cat gut-stretching power and holds to love.

Stepanek played some front-court tennis from the stars in the first set, tickling, dabbing and dribbling his way into contention. But still he could stretch the Serb past breaking point.

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Five-time Wimbledon doubles champion Frew McMillan: "Djokovic's tennis has been good without being very good so far today. To win the tournament he will have to do better than this.

"Being without a Grand Slam for some time (his last was the Australian Open in 2013), Djokovic will be that much more eager to win this tournament. It is a shame for Stepanek that he is behind because he has played some of the better tennis in that opening set."

Radek Stepanek needs everything to slip into place if he is to trouble Novak Djokovic this afternoon, but his first serve is really letting him down.

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It's hovering around the 55% mark after the first set, way below number one seed Djokovic's 80%. That's something the Czech really needs to address.