Stephanie: Wimbledon or England you say? I'll be watching England tonight, but that's only once I'm packed for camping in the queue at Wimbledon tomorrow

Saj Chowdhury
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

"Mum, I know we've been planning this for ages and it's hard to get tickets and all that but..."

The quandary faced by Harry McElvenny from Coventry, who very subtly wore an England top for his trip to the All England Club with mother Julie.

"Are you both here for the whole day?"

"Yes," the response, one more tentative than the other.

"I might have to buy my mum some more strawberries and cream to persuade her to leave early," adds a hopeful McElvenny Junior.

You might have to try a lot harder Harry.

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"Game, Miss Konta".

She's serving very well, the British number one, and maintains her break in the second set.

Last time we checked in on Kei Nishikori everything was going smoothly but that is no more.

The Japanese player has had his serve broken midway through the second set and now trails 5-3.

You can watch that match here.

Touch of hayfever for Johanna Konta? She wipes her nose between ends, I feel your pain...

The British number one isn't fazed by that pesky pollen though, whistling through successive points before dragging a backhand into the tramlines.

If you missed the first set, check out how Konta clinched it below...

Plenty more matches to keep an eye on today - you can watch Del Potro's match here.

Natalia Vikhlyantseva is playing some neat stuff at times, picking out a winner down the line with Johanna Konta stranded at the net.

But the Russian is also a little inconsistent. Having earned a 40-0 lead, she pats a straightforward groundstroke into the guts of the net.

Konta goes long though, and that sees Vikhlyantseva off the mark in the second set.

Johanna Konta fends off the potential break to hold serve and maintain her second-set lead.

Johanna Konta scampers towards a backhand side on in almost crab-like fashion and slings it beyond Natalia Vikhlyantseva from mid-court.

The Russian scrambles back to 30-30, before clipping the tape and watching the ball trickle down on to her side of the net.

But that's a superb Natalia Vikhlyantseva, hammering a backhand on to the line to take it to deuce.

After a tough 47 minute opening set, it's Australia's Ash Barty who takes the lead over Stefanie Voegele of Switzerland.

Barty was trailing 5-3 but she won the final four games of the set to overturn the deficit and move into the lead.

Jo Durie
Former British number one on BBC TV

It is all that experience in the big matches over the past few years that has helped Konta. When you opponent looks down and out of it, apply a bit more pressure.

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Jo Durie
Former British number one on BBC TV

Vikhlyantseva looks like she doesn't believe at the times that count. Even if Konta is shaky she's not showing it, showing great body language.

Johanna Konta grabs the first break point in her opening match at Wimbledon.

Magnificent winner from Johanna Konta. She was leaning awkwardly, almost falling away from the bounce, but manages to work it across the Russian and take an early break.

The rage is starting to pour out of Ernests Gulbis. He whacks his racquet in frustration after missing a routine groundstroke on break point against Britain's Jay Clarke. He's waving his arms around in frustration too.

Gulbis comes back though. Clarke's serve deserts him and the Latvian breaks serve for the first time.

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Natalia Vikhlyantseva is looking a touch frustrated. The Russian's forehand drifts long and she clutches at a ball with a bit of a snap, Johanna Konta is flying though - popping a forehand return back beyond the Russian.

Two break points for Konta.

It's all on serve on court three for the time being.

Here's how Juan Martin del Potro got the better of Peter Gojowczyk to take the first set.

• Australia's Bernard Tomic, who got through to Wimbledon as a lucky loser, is 6-4 up on Hubert Hurkacz
• Dominika Cibulkova, who missed out on being seeded, is trailing Alize Cornet 4-3
• Ash Barty has broken back against Stefanie Voegele and it's deuce at 5-5

Pick your match here.

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