Summary

  • Federer beats Mischa Zverev 7-6 (7-3) 6-4 6-4 to reach last 16

  • Djokovic beats Gulbis in straight sets

  • Top seed Kerber, Wozniacki & Radwanska battle through

  • Clarke/Willis beat defending doubles champions Herbert/Mahut in five sets

  • Jamie Murray & Hingis win mixed doubles match

Live Reporting

Caroline Chapman and Tom Rostance

  1. WATCH: Is this Djokovic's best shot so far today?

    Djokovic fights back with 'best shot he's hit today'

  2. game, set and match

    Game, set and match Mannarino

    Monfils 6-7 (3-7) 6-4 7-5 3-6 2-6 Mannarino

    Adrian Mannarino shows the nerves as he serves for the set as Gael Monfils takes him to deuce.

    But the Frenchman then plays a wonderful forehand down the line to move a point away and then seals the win to take a huge scalp of the 15th seed.

    It is the world number 51's second appearance in the fourth round at Wimbledon and equals his best Grand Slam result.

    But for Monfils, another second week at Wimbledon slips away.

    'He had no right to hit that shot!' Mannarino clinches victory against compatriot Monfils

  3. Gulbis 4-5 Djokovic

    Andre Agassi, like a tennis Jedi, watches on. Do or do not, there is no try.

    He is coaching, but not coaching Novak Djokovic at the moment. He explained to the BBC that he's not a coach, more of a mentor. A guru.

    It's working, whatever he's channeling. Djoko holds easily enough again, a bear-like roar from Gulbis. Not happy.

    AgassiAFP

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  5. Djokovic breaks back

    Gulbis 4-4 Djokovic

    'It's only natural to take your pedal off the metal when you've reached Everest'.

    A delightful mixed metaphor from Boris Becker as he describes Novak Djokovic's supposed dip in form.

    New balls for the Gulbis serve, and Djokovic revels in the extra zip, smashing a cross-court backhand to go 0-30.

    Hell of a shot. Gulbis tops one long and it's three break points. Just like that. A double fault and it's back all level.

    Novak DjokovicGetty Images

  6. John McEnroe
    Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

    They should have two clocks out there - one for challenges and one for between points.

  7. WATCH: Djokovic calls for umpire focus

    Watch as Novak Djokovic calls for focus from the umpire as he claims that two decisions in two points have gone against him in the first set of his tie with Latvian Ernests Gulbis.

    Djokovic calls for umpire focus

  8. Mannarino to serve for match

    Monfils 6-7 (3-7) 6-4 7-5 3-6 2-5 Mannarino*

    Adrian Mannarino is about to serve for the match against the French 15th seed Gael Monfils.

  9. Game and first set - Kontaveit

    Kontaveit 6-3 Wozniacki

    Ahem. As I was saying...

    It's Anett Kontaveit who has taken the opening set over on Court One, after breaking Caroline Wozniacki's serve and smashing a backhand return to put Wozniacki on the back foot.

    Kontaveit has beaten Angelique Kerber and Garbine Muguruza this year...

  10. WATCH: Gulbis breaks

    Count them. One, two, three winners of the highest quality...

    Gulbis breaks against Djokovic

  11. Gulbis 4-3 Djokovic

    Novak Djokovic was broken in his first service game but he's had no troubles since. He holds to love.

    Djokovic fights back with 'best shot he's hit today'

  12. Gulbis 4-2 Djokovic

    Full house now on Centre as the Pimm's brigade file back in.

    Good enough to be in the top 10? On his day. A man on a mission to prove his critics wrong. Start writing the movie script now.

    This could be that day for Gulbis who picks off Djokovic with an extravagantly disguised drop shot. No-look stuff.

    Add in a 134mph ace and that's 4-2.

    Novak DjokovicGetty Images

  13. Gulbis out to prove people wrong

    Piers Newbery
    BBC Sport at Wimbledon

    "For me, tennis is an instrument of self-understanding." Gulbis is one of the deeper thinkers on the tour, as evidenced when he spoke during last month's French Open. A smasher of racquets and slayer of lazy questioning in press conferences, the Latvian is from an affluent background and has been seen as something of a wasted talent, lacking the necessary drive, for much of his career.

    However, a succession of injuries have seen him plummet down the rankings and he is determined to prove people wrong and get back near the top. As he says: "You don’t want to be there but it’s not a tragedy.”

  14. Kontaveit 4-3 Wozniacki*

    For all we talk about the openess of the women's draw, there are six Grand Slam champions in the last 16 so far, and seven of the top 10 seeds.

    Could Caroline Wozniacki be the eighth top 10 seed to get through? She lost the first three opening games against Estonia's Anett Kontaveit, before fighting back to take the next three.

    We're on serve at the minute, and you can watch that match over here.

  15. Monfils in trouble

    Monfils 6-7 (3-7) 6-4 7-5 3-6 2-3 Mannarino*

    What's happened to Gael Monfils?

    The Frenchman's head has gone on Court 12.

    Having been two sets to one up against Adrian Mannarino, he is now starring down the barrel of a defeat, a break down in the fifth.

    Gael MonfilsGetty Images

  16. John McEnroe
    Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

    It's frustrating right now for Novak but he's got to stay patient and know his time will come. It would be highly surprising if it didn't come.

  17. Boris Becker
    Three-time Wimbledon champion on BBC TV

    It's not going for Djokovic yet. All those little points, it's not going to be a piece of cake.

    Gulbis has nothing to lose and he was tested early on in his service game but he's weathered the storm.

  18. Gulbis 3-2 Djokovic

    Gulbis has never won three matches in a row on grass in his career so that's what he's up against. As well as one of the best to ever play the game.

    Djokovic knows now that he's in for a test but if it goes over three sets you'd back the Terminator-esque intensity of Novak every time. No matter who he's playing.

    He holds with no drama this time, Gulbis not able to wind up for any of the explosive winners that he found in the last Djoko service game.

    Ernests GulbisPA

  19. 'Gulbis has top-10 quality'

    Mark Woodforde
    BBC Radio 5 live at Wimbledon

    Gulbis, when he is on it like this, belongs in the top 10 or 15 players in the world. He has such quality. He has also long periods when he can sustain this for four or five and that's enough to take sets and potentially significant scalps.

  20. Gulbis 3-1 Djokovic

    A hold here would give the underdog a base to win this first set. Not a promising start as he shanks a shot high into the stands, but he finds some more big serves to edge back into the game.

    He's averaging 130mph for a first serve. Rapid.

    He has the touch too though, finding a deft flicked winner at the net. Holds with an ace.