Day six - men's and women's plus doubles third round matches
Nick Kyrgios loses 6-1 7-6 (7-3) 6-4 to Kei Nishikori
Kyle Edmund beaten by Novak Djokovic in four sets
Alexander Zverev loses in five sets to Ernests Gulbis
World number one Simona Halep beaten 3-4 6-4 7-5 by Hsieh Su-wei
Nine of top 10 women's seeds knocked out by third round
Rafael Nadal defeats Alex de Minaur 6-1 6-2 6-4 to reach last 16
Del Potro 6-4 5-5 Paire*
Paire asks the question of Del Potro. But it's one the Argentine answers. He holds to stay in the set.
Paire still has an absolute face on him after falling out with the umpire, I think so anyway - hard to tell beneath that beard.
Elsewhere, this chap is kitted out ready for the England game. What happened in '66?
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Barty 5-7 3-6 Kasatkina
Well then!
Daria Kasatkina wins four of the last five games to beat Australia's Ashleigh Barty and reach the fourth round at Wimbledon for the first time.
She'll play either Alison van Uytvanck or Anett Kontaveit next.
Kasatkina wins match against Barty
*Del Potro 6-4 4-5 Paire
Benoit Paire isn't too happy. My French isn't great but I don't think he's too impressed with a line call. He tosses the ball away with plenty of frustration at the end of the game and is still having a passionate word with the umpire at the change of ends.
You'd think he lost that game but he won it!
Del Potro 6-4 4-4 Paire*
The giant Argentine skittles down a hold to love to level up.
Just wondering whether that slip earlier has shaken up Benoit Paire? Not won a point since, already has a heavily strapped knee...
Here's how Delpo took the opening set.
del Potro set point against Paire
*Del Potro 6-4 3-4 Paire
A chance for Juan Martin del Potro to break back immediately, but after the Argentine sends Benoit Paire sprawling with a wrong-footer of a forehand, the fifth seed steps over the net to go and comfort the Frenchman and make sure he's OK. What a guy.
No mercy from Delpo on the next point, he breaks straight back.
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Kyle Edmund's (Swedish) coach Freddie Rosengren speaking about the World Cup quarter-final: "It's my job to try to avoid him [Kyle] watching it because it can take too much energy from him.
"I am not afraid of that at all, because Kyle is so focused on what he as to do on the tennis court.
"Sweden have no stars in the team. They have great defence, great strategy - one for all and all for one. I love that. I think they're very good at playing the better teams."
Edmund has, however, got his practice hour from 2-3pm. Convenient finishing time...
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Del Potro 6-4 2-4 Paire*
Now it's Delpo with the slightest sign of fury, framing a forehand high into the SW19 sky. He thinks about slamming his racquet into the ground, but stops mid-swing.
That's superb from Benoit Paire, a down-the-line forehand that has Del Potro leaping at full stretch to reach it - all 6ft6 of the Argentine sprawls across court two, but can't coax it back.
Paire breaks.
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*Del Potro 6-4 2-3 Paire
Benoit Paire rattles down his fourth and fifth aces of the match in quick succession to take a fist-pumping hold.
Time to re-tape his racquet grip. Done with impressive speed...
Talk about bad timing.... Tom is at Wimbledon on his brother's stag do. When he found out England would be playing at the same time, his heart sank.
"Can I not turn up to my brother's stag do? he wondered. "I'm best man, though, so I can't."
He's planning to leave the Wimbledon grounds to watch the match at a pub and then come back for some more tennis.
He's going for a 1-0 England win. Might put a dampener on the party if it isn't...
Image source, BBC Sport*Barty 5-7 2-2 Kasatkina
Some terrific hitting on show from this pair, and Daria Kasatkina has just staved off three break points to keep things on serve in the second set.
Here's how the Russian 14th seed closed out the opener...
Kastakina wins the first set against Barty
Del Potro 6-4 2-2 Paire*
Oops, Benoit Paire is showing some frustration, venting in French after a miscued groundstroke.
He then lashes a leaping backhand beyond the giant Argentine, but Juan Martin del Potro holds.
*Del Potro 6-4 1-2 Paire
John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain
Del Potro's forehand has got to rank among the top five I've ever seen. Such an amazing shot.
Belgian Alison van Uytvanck is halfway to another upset. The world number 47 beat defending champion Garbine Muguruza in the previous round and has now taken the first set against 28th seed Anett Kontaveit.
Van Uytvanck is a break up in the second set too.
After that one finishes Milos Raonic will resume his match from last night. He's currently level at one set all against Dennis Novak.
Elsewhere, France's Giles Simon, a former quarter-finalist here, is a set up against Australian Matthew Ebden.
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Over on court 18, Frenchman Gilles Simon isn't hanging around as he wraps up the set 6-1 against Matthew Ebden.
Simon races into early lead against Ebden
Del Potro 6-4 1-2 Paire*
Delpo shows off his delicate side, too, engineering a perfectly weighted drop shot from deep that gets Benoit Paire scrambling.
We're back to the exhibition stuff... an exchange of volleys inside the service box, before Paire skips in to drive down a winner.
The Frenchman holds.
Del Potro 6-4 1-1 Paire*
Around the grounds, the football shirts continue to flood in.
Inside court two, Juan Martin del Potro is starting to hit his straps and ripping down some feisty serves. An easy hold for the Argentine.
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Lee: Wow!! What a turnaround from Darina Kasatkina against Ashleigh Barty in that first set!!
SJ: Entertaining set by both, love watching Kasatkina