Tomorrow's order of play is out and Andy Murray will be in action at 13:00 BST on Court One. The Briton plays Blaz Rola, who only turned pro last year but has since risen to number 92 in the world rankings.

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Serena Williams, speaking to BBC TV's Rishi Persad after beating Anna Tatishvili 6-1 6-2: "Last time I played Anna Tatishvili, she ended the match by making it really tough. Today, she started where she finished in that match. She can hit the ball really hard, but I was ready for that.

"I fell so many times during the match, which was weird but it was probably just a case of getting my bearings. I didn't play much grass-court tennis last year. I think I'll be OK.

"The reaction from the crowd has been great. I love playing at Wimbledon. You dream of playing here when you're really young. To still be playing here is a great honour for me. Every time I step out on that court, it makes me want to keep coming back here for years and years and years."

Five-time Wimbledon champion Serena Williams will play either Chanelle Scheepers of South Africa or American Christina McHale in the second round.

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Women's seventh seed, Jelena Jankovic, is out in the first round, losing 6-3 6-2 to Kaia Kanepi of Estonia.

Ranked eighth in the world, the former world number one and 2008 US Open finalist has, however, never been beyond the fourth round at SW19.

Kanepi, herself a two-time Wimbledon quarter-finalist, will be targeting the last eight as a minimum once again, and aiming to better 2013's two-set loss to Sabine Lisicki.

Simona Halep is next up on Centre Court, the number three seed and French Open finalist taking on Teliana Pereira.

Lindsay Davenport
1999 Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

"Once Serena got settled into the match and got through the first few games of her first grass court match of the season, she got so much better.

"A few times during the match, we saw Serena try to guide the backhand, but as she became more confident, she started to take a few more swings with it."

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Job done for Serena Williams, the American closing out the match with ease. Nice touch from Anna Tatishvili who waits for Williams to pack up her things so they can walk off together.

Serena Williams breaks again and will now serve for the match after the changeover. The American has been out on court for just 58 minutes.

He's just beaten plucky Brit Dan Smethurst on court three and John Isner did it by hitting the second-fastest serve in the men's championships so far this tournament: 139mph/223.7kmph.

Milos Raonic's 140mph/225.3kmph remains the fastest.

Serena Williams is potentially minutes away from victory on Centre Court as she breaks the Anna Tatishvili serve and then consolidates the break to lead 4-2 in the second set.

Lindsay Davenport
1999 Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

"This Centre Court is still slippery. The players will start to feel more comfortable on it by it about day five. You'll start to see more brown patches as the grass gets worn away, and that's actually easier to play on. We used to see it get very worn at the T of the service box, but that is no longer the case, because of the way players play on or behind the baseline."

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Without trying to tempt fate, we really have been lucky with the weather so far. It's been glorious sunshine and toasty temperatures for two days with umbrellas used to shield from the sun rather than to hide under from the rain. Forecasts suggest we're in for more of the same tomorrow.

Anna Tatishvili is wrong-footed via Serena Williams and slips on the patch of dirt which is forming in the centre of either baselines. She looks down at the floor and takes a few seconds before getting back up. A couple of huge forehands later and Williams is back level at 2-2 in the second set.

And Bouchard is too strong - Hantuchova crumples under more relentless returning, and the number 13 seed is through to the second round. Much to admire in the 20-year-old's game.

Serena Williams is reading the Anna Tatishvili serve really well, allowing her to put more power and accuracy on her returns. But a couple of errors at the end from Williams sees Tatishvili win her second game of the set, one more than she managed in the whole of the first set.

Lindsay Davenport
1999 Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

"Serena is such an explosive mover, who pushes off so hard on her feet. She's had a bit of a scare from sliding out a few times on this Centre Court, and now she's trying to be a little bit more precise, it's not as natural for her."

Five-time Wimbledon champion Serena Williams wraps up the first set in 31 minutes to lead Anna Tatishvili 6-1 on Centre Court. The American is well on top, hitting 12 winners to her opponent's four.

Bouchard's turn to come under pressure on her serve now, slipping to 0-30 before a brilliant stretch on her backhand side to somehow get back a Hantu drive that appeared to be almost past her. Better serving, crisp forehand drives, serve held. 6-5 in this second set, Hantu serving to take us into a tie-break.

Adam Storer:, external Dan Smethurst has played brilliantly at Wimbledon today. A 3-0 set defeat is not what he deserves. Look forward to seeing more of him!

BBC TV commentator Ronald McIntosh: "Dan Smethurst deserves immense credit, because on his Wimbledon debut, his Grand Slam debut, his tour-level debut, he showed no fear of the reputation of the man, he showed no fear of the magnitude of the event.

"He played some of his best tennis, he went toe-to-toe with John Isner on occasions, he played some wonderful returns of serve. Let's hope that he grows from this experience and can earn a place at Wimbledon in years to come."