GB's world number 772 Marcus Willis into round two
Roger Federer beats Guido Pella, 7-6 (7-5) 7-6 (7-3) 6-3
Laura Robson loses to Angelique Kerber
Djokovic 3-0 *Ward
James Ward has 0-40 and three break points. Suddenly there is the scent of revolution in the air on Centre Court, a chance to unseat SW19's emperor and strike a blow for the red, white and blue.
The only red, white and blue flying high at the end of the game though is that on the Serbian flag.
Djokovic swoops to save all three with relentless high-quality tennis.
Image source, Getty Images*Djokovic 2-0 Ward
Mary Pierce
Former French Open champion on BBC Radio 5 live
Sometimes it seems that Ward is going for too much on his second serve.
That is because he has got Novak Djokovic over the net and he thinks he has to go for more than he normally would.
*Djokovic 2-0 Ward
James Ward faces up to a break point at 30-40. It won't be the first you fear.
A crashing first serve, rained down like a meteorite, is beyond even Novak Djokovic's returning powers.
Yep, here comes another break point.
Into a rally. And as it progresses Novak Djokovic wrestles his way slowly and surely on top.
A cracking forehand snuffs out the point and seals the break.
Image source, Getty ImagesDjokovic v Ward
Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV
What has Ward got to lose? He knows if he plays cautiously he has no chance. If can look to step up and get that first strike in, be aggressive, he's nothing to lose and everything to gain.
Edmund 2-6 5-7 Mannarino
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
More groans and grimaces from the Court Two crowd as British number three Kyle Edmund finally loses the second set. With the clock ticking well into lunchtime, quite a few decide it is time to nip out for a private sandwich.
Sun is shining, Wimbledon has started and you're spoilt for choice - live video from up to 15 courts is available right here.
Djokovic 1-0 Ward
Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 live
It is a real honour, the greatest you can have.
A great honour, but Novak Djokovic does not stand on ceremony. A couple of aces in an opening game hold to love.
Edmund 2-6 5-7 Mannarino
Kyle Edmund has it all to do.
The British number three will have to win in five, something he has only done on one occasion - when he beat Stephane Robert in the first round of the French Open last year.
The first seed has fallen.
Carina Witthoft downs the 25th pick Irina-Camelia Begu 6-1 6-4.
Edmund 2-6 5-6 Mannarino
Dry the facepaint.
Kyle Edmund drops serve straight away to slip 6-5 down in the second set.
Mannarino has another chance to serve out.
Edmund 2-6 5-5 Mannarino
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
After moaning earlier about the lack of Union Jack action on Court Two, this patriotic lot creep into view. Finally the face-painted, bunting-wearing have something to cheer as Kyle Edmund breaks back in the second set. Glimmer of hope for the Briton...
Image source, BBC SportNovak Djokovic strides out into the sparkling sunshine.
There had been talk of Centre Court giving the all-conquering Serb a standing ovation after his stellar year.
There are a few people standing to attention as he waves to all four sides, but still plenty of buttocks on benches as well.
An all-out charm offensive seemed to win over Paris last month. I wonder if we might see something similar this fortnight.
Lisicki 6-1 6-3 Rogers
Lisicki in the zone
Watch as Sabine Lisicki cruises her way through her first game of Wimbledon 2016 against American Shelby Rogers.
She's now safely through to the second round beating her first round opponent 6-1 6-3.
*Edmund 2-6 5-5 Mannarino
Iain Carter
BBC Radio 5 live at Wimbledon
Edmund is energised and it looks as though he is turning this game around.
Edmund 2-6 5-5 Mannarino
Kyle Edmund keeps his cards on the table in the second set as he breaks Adrian Mannarino as the Frenchman fails to serve out.
Is that the piece of grit around which he builds a pearl of a performance?
Edmund 2-6 4-5 Mannarino
Best point of the match so far?
Watch as Great Britain's Kyle Edmund earns a much-needed point against France's Adrian Mannarino as he fights back in the second set.
He needs more of that fighting spirit though. Mannarino is about to serve for the second set.
Follow the match live here.
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Britain's Laura Robson is out in the sunshine over on the practice courts, as she prepares to meet fourth seed Angelique Kerber.
Wildcard Robson has been struggling with a thigh injury recently - it forced her to retire at Eastbourne - but she's got no strapping on her leg today.
Image source, BBC Sport
Jeff Tarango
Former professional tennis player
James Ward needs to attack and be very good on break points.
He has to hope Novak has a bad forehand day. We saw it in a couple of matches in the French Open, if the Djokovic forehand is off, it stays off.
Ward has got to pick the right times to make his move and serve well.
Mary Pierce
Former French Open champion on BBC Radio 5 live
It is going to be an amazing experience for James Ward.
He has nothing to lose and has to go out and enjoy every single minute that he has on the court.