Miles Maclagan
British tennis coach on Radio 5 live

"Dan Evans today produced a really, really good performance. He looked so composed. There are so many facets to his game and if he can start getting his mind into a good place more often he can really achieve something in this game."

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Could Sabine Lisicki be on her way to another good run at SW19?

The 2013 finalist has just dispatched of 16th seed Sam Stosur of Australia 6-4 6-2 in their rain-delayed second round match on court 17.

She will now play world number 20 Elina Svitolina or unseeded Yaroslava Shvedova in the next round. 

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Court one is also in sesh. You can watch it here. 

World number 37 Grigor Dimitrov has rushed into a 5-2 lead against 16th seed Giles Simon.

Speedy work from Mr Dimitrov. I wonder if his Pussycat Doll girlfriend Nicole Scherzinger is in the crowd?

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Fifth seed Kei Nishikori and world number 547 Julien Benneteau are underway on Centre Court in their second round match.

Frenchman Benneteau was sniffing a break but Nishikori managed to fend it off to hold in his opening service game.

Having a quick gander around the court, it is looking very empty at the moment. 

Come on people, grab your sarnies and your generic fruit-based drinks and take a pew. 

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Dan Evans booked a third round tie with Roger Federer with a straight sets win over Alexandr Dolgopolov earlier today. Watch the five best shots from the match. 

Tracy Austin
Former Wimbledon mixed doubles champion on BBC TV

Sakkari has picked up the velocity on her second serve, she's looking a lot more comfortable.

That first service game she must have been very nervous, and when you're nervous your muscles tighten up - you lose the fluidity in your serve.

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Abu Ali: No need to sugar coat it. Watson has declined. From serving for the match against Serena last year to KOed in the first round.

Tom Fisk: Dan Evans can beat Federer! Can't be far off British number 2 now either.

Right, the best china is out on Centre Court.

The Duchess of Cornwall has nabbed the front and centre seat in the Royal Box, the ball boys stand to attention, the net cord is tighter than a piano string.

And here come Kei Nishikori and Julien Benneteau to get the main stage started.

The Duchess of Cornwall is at Wimbledon today...

Annika Beck holds her nerve and her serve to take the final set 12-10 and knock Heather Watson out of Wimbledon 2016. 

Italian Fabio Fognini's hot dog shot lobs Federico Delbonis. The pair are currently in a deciding fifth set. 

Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

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Heather Watson, understandably, is not a happy bunny. 

A generous round of applause from the British fans greets her exit - but she isn't hanging around long to hear it. She exits stage left rather sharpish, brushing past the rather optimistic lady who asks for her oversized tennis ball to be signed. Time and place. 

Watto storms out of the court, smacking her racquet into the concrete floor on her way through the crowd. It is bruised but not broken - rather like its owner.   

Jo Durie
Former Wimbledon mixed doubles champion on BBC TV

Dan Evans breaks Dolgopolov once again to win in straight sets and set up a tie with Roger Federer.  

After two hours and 52 minutes - spread across two days - the cookie crumbles the way of Germany's Annika Beck.

After last year's fun and games against Serena Williams on Centre Court, Heather Watson is going to have to make do with a first-round exit at Wimbledon this year.