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Here are a few things you might want to read from day one in Paris.

• Live scores from Roland Garros
• Britain's Johanna Konta beaten in first round
• Kyrgios withdraws through injury

Two big names have gone from the women's draw in the first round: Venus Williams and Johanna Konta.

Defending champion Jelena Ostapenko from Latvia is out on the clay now and it's going with serve against Ukraine's Kat Kozlova.

US Open title-winner Sloane Stephens has already progressed along with fourth seed Elina Svitolina.

From the men's draw, fourth seed Grigor Dimitrov, French number one Lucas Pouille, 32nd seed Gael Monfils, tenth seed Pablo Carreno-Busta, and 19th seed Kei Nishikori have all progressed.

The biggest upset so far has been the draw's youngest male opponent, Frenchman Corentin Moutet, beating the oldest male Ivo Karlovic in straight sets.

Johanna Konta clocked up 32 unforced errors, compared to 14 from Yulia Putintseva. Ouch.

Konta joins Venus Williams as one of the casualties from the women's draw on day one.

Konta bangs the first point into the net and sends her next return over the baseline.

Putintseva slaps the net to make it 30-15 but soon she's shouting 'come on' as she brings up match point.

Here we go...

Advantage Konta.

And she holds! Putintseva goes long.

The Kazakh world number 93 will serve for the match.

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Putintseva's deep return just falls the wrong side of the line and Konta has the chance to hold.

Her first serve is no good.

Her second serve is soft and after a good defense from Putintseva, Konta scoops a backhand pick-up over the baseline.

Deuce.

Jo Konta is serving to stay in the match.

The first point goes awry as she hits wide. 0-15.

Putintseva then does the same. 15-15.

Konta goes long after a defensive rally. 15-30.

She pulls it back with serve-and-volley. 30-30.

Oh, it's tense.

Gaaaaah. What were we saying about the error count, Jo?

She tries to play a backhand winner down the line and it falls the wrong side.

Putintseva has a 40-0 lead and holds with an ace. She's one game from the second round.

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Konta has a spring in her step at the net and is volleying very well. She just needs to lower her error count.

The world number 21 marches 40-0 ahead. She smacks high and wide to get her opponent off the mark, but the Briton holds as Putintseva sails a return over the baseline.

Much better from Jo.

Putintseva whistles a forehand cross-court which outsmarts a confused and worried looking Jo Konta.

The British 22nd seed shows what she's got in her locker by banging a backhand volley down to get off the mark.

But another error from Konta sees Putintseva hold to 15 for a 4-1 lead.

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Yulia Putintseva enjoyed that winning point!

The feisty Kazakh double fist pumps then wheels her right hand in the air to urge more noise from the Court One crowd. Like a superstar DJ playing in one of Paris's EDM clubs.

She's certainly in the groove now. Looking a long way back for Jo Konta.

Jo Konta needs a decent hold here but it may not be coming.

The Briton cracks the ball wide as Putintseva goes to 30-40 - another break point.

After a belting rally, where both ladies pace about the clay, Putintseva scampers forward and bangs a forehand past her opponent.

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BBC Sport at Roland Garros

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Yulia Putintseva was likened to a tiny but tenacious bulldog by Heather Watson after the Briton lost to her at the Australian Open in January.

And the 5ft 4in Kazakh has proved that her bite can be as vicious as her bark so far against Konta.

She's animated between points when facing serve, constantly fist-pumping and having surly words with the umpire, but steely focused when on serve.

Putintseva moves casually to 40-0 and consolidates her break as Konta fires wide.

Jo Konta slaps the net with a loose backhand.

Yulia Putintseva breaks back immediately.

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Yulia Putintseva comes out on top in the longest rally of the match by hitting a dead ball at the feet of Jo Konta.

She's 0-30 to the good now.

Putintseva goes long on the next point as Konta gets off the mark in this game.

She levels after a battle at the net - a lovely half-volley for 30-30.

But then Konta pulls out a double fault and hands a break back point to her opponent.

For the third time, Jo Konta has the chance to break her opponent...and she does it!

Bang, straight on the sideline. Much better from the British number one.