Another easy, breezy service game for Aljaz Bedene.

He's a game way from taking a two set lead.

Meanwhile, despite Elina Svitolina's terrific fightback from 5-2 down, she's now trailing in the match.

Germany's Tatjana Maria dominated the tie break to take the first set. She's hit just 12 unforced errors to Svitolina's 18 - although third seed Svitolina has hit more winners than her.

You can watch a stream of that match on the Red Button.

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Up to the net comes Cam Norrie, and he volleys a terrific backhand winner for a 40-0 lead.

The Brit dumps a return into the net before a Bedene mis-step hands him a hold.

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"That was quite long," says Norrie, as Aljaz Bedene rattles down an serve that is deemed to be in.

It isn't, and there's no Hawk-Eye on the outer courts. Bedene holds.

John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion

On the one hand what does Murray have to lose, if you push yourself and you played the warm up events, he played three top players. It was sort of depressing to watch him limping, but you thought by the Australian Open, the magical six months he could compete, or play during the clay-court season.

When he played in the warm up games he looked physically pretty good, so I'm a little surprised - a little bummed.

Successive forehand errors from Aljaz Bedene, nailing the ball into the middle of the net, hand Norrie a 40-0 advantage, before he steps forwards and whips a winner over.

Bedene is on the board, but Norrie cracks an ace off his second serve to hold.

There are so many people crowded outside Court 14, trying to peep over the barriers and see some of the action.

Those who can see are treated to a speedy love hold from Aljaz Bedene, finishing off the game with a terrific forehand down the line.

Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Someone passes on Miyagi-like advice to Norrie.

“Good energy.”

If he was solar-powered then that could have come from the returning sun, which I thought was done for the day.

Norrie does look revived after the second set setback.

It's a gorgeous evening at SW19, as Aljaz Bedene cracks a delightful backhand past an advancing Cameron Norrie.

Norrie pushes his opponent out wide and Bedene flaps his forehand into the net, before Norrie serves and volleys to a 40-15 lead.

Long goes the Bedene forehand, and Norrie holds. He's just lost one point on serve so far in this set.

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Well then.

After looking down and out, Elina Svitolina has reeled off three successive games to get things back on serve.

A comfortable hold to 15 for Aljaz Bedene.

With an average age of 37 years and eight months, Ivo Karlovic, 39, and Mikhail Youzhny, 36, treated Wimbledon fans to the oldest Grand Slam match for 40 years.

Not since the 1978 Australian Open, when Ken Rosewall met Sherwood Stewart with an average age of 38 years and four months, had two older players gone head to head at a major.

The Croat defied searing heat and a strong wind that played havoc with his usually lethal serve to win 4-6 7-5 7-6 (9-7) 6-3.

"I want to see how long I can go and hopefully my ranking will not go down, so I will be at the other Grand Slams," Karlovic said.

"I don't have an age I want to play to. As long as I am healthy and my ranking is up there, I don't see any reason why I should stop."

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A nice little love hold for Cameron Norrie to keep things on serve.

In fact, that's his first love hold of the match.

John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain

A fascinating encounter. Bedene is the one taking the ball on, being more aggressive going for the bigger shots, Norrie has been counter punching.

On the serves the edge goes to Bedene, but it is about the big points, so too close to call this match. Physically they are in both in great shape, so this could go all the way.

Aljaz Bedene steps in and fluffs an easy forehand into the net for 15-15.

Neither player is really grasping this match by the scruff of the neck, although Bedene conjures up a fine forehand to pass Norrie for 40-15.

He holds first up.

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After a little comfort break, Cameron Norrie has come back out onto court.

Aljaz Bedene will serve first in third third set, though.

Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

Norrie falls apart in the tie-break like Wimbledon hydrangeas plunged in liquid nitrogen.

It’s 1-1. The sun’s having a few hours’ break. And Bedene looks good.

Meanwhile, fifth seed Elina Svitolina is in some strife.

She's on the brink of losing the first set against Germany's world number 57, Tatjana Maria. The winner of that match will take on France's Kiki Mladenovic.

We're going to be here a while, aren't we?