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It's starting on BBC Two very shortly. You can watch the rest of Kyrgios v Nishikori on the Red Button.

One thing that tie-break win for Kei Nishikori means is that we may well finish this match tonight. That'd be good news for the organisers with a rest day tomorrow and all last 16 ties played on Monday.

Nishikori starts set three with an easy hold.

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Sensational from Kei Nishikori.

Kyrgios is still brimming with frustration and takes it all out on a return of serve but the Japanese player just steers the ball into the corner.

He's got a two set lead.

Kyrgios sends a water bottle flying.

Kyrgios goes for a massive second serve and misses. Advantage Nishikori.

Now Kyrgios misses a backhand.

Ooooooof you can't do that. Kyrgios smashes the ball in frustration out of the court. He gets a warning from the umpire and some disapproving boos from the crowd.

Set point Nisikori.

Sensational scampering from Kei Nishikori keeps him level. The players go to toe for 21 shots with the Japanese player being forced to run left and right before eventually Kyrgios breaks down.

Big serve from Nishikori. Fist pump.

Tense.

Nick Kyrgios isn't all about power. A beautiful lob has the crowd gasping.

Still no breaks of serve...

There's an umpire on the centre line on Court One who is getting quite a workout from Nick Kyrgios. He's ducking and weaving like a boxer to get out the way of some thunderbolt serves.

Another of those helps Kyrgios hold. Nishikori responds with two points of his own.

Even start to the breaker.

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Kei Nishikori is looking solid. He matches Nick Kyrgios with a service game hold to love. We're into a tie-break.

Tim Henman
Former British number one on BBC TV

I’m disappointed Edmund lost, but I’m disappointed he lost to Djokovic, so in context it shows how far his game has come. Now he’s a genuine contender in the slams to get into the second week.

And the way he played at the end of the first set beginning of the second you felt this could be another opportunity for him to make another breakthrough.

Novak Djokovic on his win over Kyle Edmund:

"It was tough, Edmund is playing really well, he won our last encounter on clay. He has just improved a lot in his game, especially the backhand side. The forehand we know is a big weapon, and he is serving better. Not an ideal situation for me but somehow managed to come back.

"I had to stay composed. I was 100% convinced it was a double bounce in the fourth set, but anyone can make a mistake. It was an important point. I asked the chair umpire how is it possible he plays that shot if it didn’t bounce twice it, didn’t make sense. I had to stay mentally tough, the next game was tough. I am just glad to overcome this challenge in four sets.

"I am looking forward to a second week of a slam. I have been playing these Wimbledon courts for a decade, I have wonderful memories of Centre Court and Court one and looking forward to competing some more

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Someone is wolf whistling in the crowd after Kyrgios smashes down a serve onto the centre line for an ace. Quite right too. That was some serve.

Kyrgios flies through the service game in a flash.

Let's get some reaction from Centre Court...

A hold from Kei Nishikori. More head shaking from Nick Kyrgios. The Australian didn't really get a look in there.

On we go.

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He's still not happy but Nick Kyrgios holds under some decent pressure from Kei Nishikori. If the Australian does level this one up then they're going to struggle to finish this match tonight aren't they?

Maybe take back what I just said.

Nick Kyrgios is grumbling again after a wayward forehand.

Deuce.

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The first set lasted less than 20 minutes but this one is a battle now. Nick Kyrgios looks much more in the zone.

We're heading into a crucial service game for the Aussie.

This was that real moment of controversy in the fourth set.

Kyle Edmund got away with one. This ball bounce twice before the Briton hit it and landed out anyway.

Novak was not amused.

John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

This is a surface Edmund is the least comfortable on, so a step in the right direction. He was good at the French Open, great at the Australian Open. He has established himself, guys are going to come after him, he has to keep working, but you are talking about playing against one of the best in the world.

"My arm is so dead", says Nick Kyrgios as he steps up to the baseline after just breaking the Nishikori serve to get back into this set.

Kyrgios was holding his elbow a few moments ago.

A 133mph ace. I'd hate to know what he's like with an 'alive' elbow.

It'll be Russia's Karen Khachanov up next for Novak Djokovic.

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John McEnroe
Three-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

I think this is admirable from Djokovic. He's kept his cool, it could have gone south really quickly. He has worked hard to keep his game up. This is why people feel he is a threat and getting closer to his best.