British wildcard Laura Robson breaths a sigh of relief as she fends off three break points to hold her serve against Australian Open champion Angelique Kerber.

The pair remain level early doors over on court one. You can watch the action here. 

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Roger Federer is out on Centre Court.

If he can see off Guido Pella he is likely to play the great Marcus Willis in the next round.

Chance of a lifetime for the Swiss.

There is not a hint of nerves from the man of the moment.

Ricardas Berankis has gone from amused to bemused to completely befuddled.

Watch it here. Now. Go on. Away with you.

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It was a match that seemed to be being played on quicksand rather than grass, but finally Garbine Muguruza is through.

The Spanish seed sure took her time.

Guy McCrea
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

The difference between the two of them is in execution. Berankis has tried to dictate points but his execution is lacking. Just this match, just seizing the opportunity, big strikes, you've got to say Willis deserve that break.

Sachin Govind: I remember Marcus Willis training at Bisham 10 years ago and today he's a set away from 2nd round Wimbledon.

Joe McArdle: Played @Willbomb90, external In juniors in Oxford. Was 6-0 5-2 up & somehow lost. Dad left me there & I had to find my own way back to Brum.

Brilliant. Just brilliant. Anyone else ever met/played against/lost to Marcus Willis?

Hold. On. To. Your. Hat.

Marcus Willis is a'bellowing. The crowd a'hollering.

Their man has a break of serve in the third.

He is three service holds away from the second round.

Watch the action on Court 17 right here.

Watch as Kei Nishikori drops his racquet and still manages to win the point earlier on Court One...

Lindsay Davenport
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

That is a big first hold.

It is always small steps in a big match and to get that hold when facing a few break points is a good sign for Laura.

No doubt about the big story at the moment.

British world number 772 Marcus Willis is two sets to love up on world number 52 Ricardas Berankis and closing in on a possible second-round meeting with Roger Federer, You can watch live over here.

Earlier, world number one Novak Djokovic disposed of James Ward in straight sets.

And Kyle Edmund suffered a straight-sets reverse against Adrian Mannarino.

Dani S: Marcus Willis putting a smile on everyone's faces!! Love it!!

Tom Howes: Loving watching @Willbomb90... Just won the second set! Unreal stuff!

Josie Guthrie: Marcus Willis tearing it up!! We brits do love a good underdog!

Guy McCrea
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

This is just incredible at the moment. Berankis has come from two sets down twice in his career so he's got previous in having done this and I think that's important mentally. 

Sam Smith
Former British number one on BBC TV

I doubt you'll see a better match in terms of ball striking at Wimbledon this year. 

Often you like to have contrast but I am finding this a very good match to watch.

Laura Robson beat Germany's Angelique Kerber in the first round at Wimbledon back in 2011.

But the British southpaw has suffered a run of rotten luck since then and sunk to 283rd in the world, while Kerber won her maiden Grand Slam at the Australian Open in January.

They are about to get underway on Court One.

Garbine Muguruza is cruising towards the second round with the slow assuredness of an Antarctic ice-breaker.

The Spanish seed is a break up in the decider against Camila Giorgi.

Want to watch all the top seeds playing keepie-uppies with a tennis ball?

Course you do.

Not a quiver, not a shiver.

Marcus Willis blasts away on serve and the world number 772 and British number 23 is now only a set away from the second round and a likely meeting with Roger Federer.

Tennis eh? Blinking heck.

The reverberations from the Willbomb continue...

Marcus Willis is serving for the second set.