Wimbledon 2017: Andy Murray, Johanna Konta, Heather Watson and Aljaz Bedene

Summary

Andy Murray beats Fognini 6-2 4-6 6-1 7-5 in dramatic match
Murray second Briton into fourth round
Konta through but Watson & Bedene out
Jamie Murray out of men's doubles
Nadal beats Khachanov 6-1 6-4 7-6
Williams beats Osaka 7-6 6-4

Live Reporting

Michael Emons and Tom Rostance

Are the courts dangerous?published at 10:15 British Summer Time 7 July 2017
France's 12th seed Kristina Mladenovic complained about a "damaged" court at Wimbledon, claiming poor surfaces are the talk of the players' locker room.
The 24-year-old twisted an ankle in the warm-up and damaged a knee during her second-round defeat by American Alison Riske on Court 18 yesterday.
Mladenovic said both players wanted to stop after only two games "in case something bad happened".
The All England Club said the courts were as "playable as per normal".
Temperatures have reached 30C at Wimbledon, with around 60 people treated by the St John Ambulance for heat-related symptoms on Thursday.
The Met Office is predicting highs of 26C on Friday and 23C on Saturday, but with more cloud cover on both days.
Fancy a look around?published at 10:11 British Summer Time 7 July 2017
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Best crop in a generation?published at 10:10 British Summer Time 7 July 2017
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Today is the first time since Tim Henman, Mark Petchey, Greg Rusedski, Andrew Richardson and Karen Cross made the third round in 1997 that at least four Britons have reached that stage.
The last time two British women reached the third round of Wimbledon was 1986: Jo Durie and Anne Hobbs.
Big.
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Jo Durie really pushing the boundaries of the old dress code here...
Wimbledon "full to capacity"published at 10:07 British Summer Time 7 July 2017
Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Wimbledon
Wimbledon Park, where those without tickets queue in an orderly fashion snaking around the grass, was the busiest I have ever seen it this morning.
So it came as no surprise the honorary stewards were telling people Wimbledon was already full to capacity at 0800 BST, and those who arrived later than that would not be guaranteed entry today.
The steward added tennis fans need to be queuing by 0645 BST at the latest each morning to be sure of getting in to watch their heroes in action. Get those alarm clocks set - and no snoozing!
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Here come the Brits!published at 09:57 British Summer Time 7 July 2017
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Heather Watson, Andy Murray, Johanna Konta and Aljaz Bedene.
Friday at Wimbledon is all about the homegrown talents.
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Can Britain get all four into the second week?
End of days stuff...