Summary

  • Britain's Johanna Konta, Dan Evans, Jay Clarke, Cameron Norrie & Harriet Dart all win

  • But James Ward, Paul Jubb & Katie Swan go out on day two

  • Roger Federer wins in four sets; Rafael Nadal in three

  • Serena Williams beats Giulia Gatto-Monticone 6-2 7-5

  • Kerber and top seed Barty advance but Sharapova retires injured

  • Kyrgios entertains in five sets but Tomic loses in under an hour

Live Reporting

Michael Emons and Saj Chowdhury

  1. Gone in 60 minutes

    There was no messing about from Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, winning in less than an hour.

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  3. Harris 6-3 1-6 2-6 2-3 Federer*

    Another game for the game 22-year-old. Another grimace though at the end of it.

  4. Muguruza out

    Haddad Maia 6-4 6-4 Muguruza

    Garbine MuguruzaGetty

    When Garbine Muguruza lifted the big dish in 2017, she seemed to be the future of the women's game.

    Still only 25, she still might be.

    But the former champion has come a first-round cropper here, losing to Brazil's world number 121 Beatriz Haddad Maia 4-6 4-6.

    Muguruza has only been beyond the fourth round once in her last eight Grand Slams.

  5. Ones to avoid

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  6. Enter Nadal

    Nadal v Sugita

    Huge cheers go up for a firm fan favourite Rafael Nadal.

    The Spaniard must think he's got as good a chance of any of top contenders this year.

    The thing is he hasn't actually played on grass yet this season.

    The third seed should breeze through this first test against Japan's Yuichi Sugita, who has reached the main draw on four occasions.

    His best performance? Round two in 2017.

    Rafael NadalReuters

  7. *Harris 6-3 1-6 2-6 1-3 Federer

    Federer storms through that latest game, including two aces. You just can't see anyway back now for Lloyd Harris.

  8. Harris 6-3 1-6 2-6 1-2 Federer*

    This is how Federer moved two sets to one ahead.

    Federer eases to the third set

  9. Federer breaks

    Harris 6-3 1-6 2-6 1-2 Federer*

    This is a solid effort from a hampered Lloyd Harris, but Roger Federer gets the break and that could be the beginning of the end for the South African.

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    Caroline: Good to see Harris making Roger work for his game. Brilliant match.

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  11. 'Interesting to see how Rafa gets on'

    Tim Henman
    Former British number one on BBC TV at Wimbledon

    Rafael Nadal comes in to this off the back of his 12th French Open title and he hasn't played a grass tournament so it'll be interesting to see how he gets on today because he has struggled a little bit in round one at Wimbledon the past few years.

  12. *Harris 6-3 1-6 2-6 1-1 Federer

    Lloyd Harris grimaces after being forced to run by Roger Federer. The South African is fighting hard even with a tennis legend, and also his own body, against him.

  13. 'Might be the start of something big for Konta'

    Andrew Castle
    BBC Sport tennis commentator at Wimbledon

    It was a very creditable start for Johanna Konta. And it might be the start of something big for her. She goes through to round two having taken care of a difficult opponent.

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  14. *Harris 6-3 1-6 2-6 1-1 Federer

    A very routine service hold from Federer.

  15. 'Positive signs for Konta'

    Tim Henman
    Former British number one on BBC TV at Wimbledon

    Johanna Konta has had a great run on clay and she's showing the benefits now. She's playing with aggression and she's defending well. There's a lot of positive signs for her.

    KontaAFP

  16. Harris 6-3 1-6 2-6 1-0 Federer*

    With his left leg now heavily strapped up, Lloyd Harris holds his serve, bolting down an ace to win that game, but then has to do some more stretching. He's still looking in a bit of pain.

  17. Wimbledon returns and watching royalty

    Kyle Edmund and Heather Watson got the party started yesterday, and we now have six British players into the second round after Dan Evans, Harriet Dart, Cameron Norrie and Johanna Konta joined them today - Jay Clarke and Paul Jubb could make it a dizzy eight.

    Evans, returning to the Wimbledon main draw after a two-year absence: "It's always good to come back to Wimbledon any time of the year, but especially at the Championships.

    "I didn't think I played so good, but got the win. It's great that everybody came out to watch. The crowd is always great here. I'm just very happy, you know, to be welcomed back so well.

    "Obviously been away for a little bit from my own doing, so it's good to be back."

    Dart, who was watched by the Duchess of Cambridge: "I was aware (she was there). The chair umpire mentioned it before the coin toss. It's pretty cool to have royalty watching you.

    "Such a privilege for me for her to get to see me play. It's pretty surreal. Hopefully she'll come to many more of my matches."

  18. Up next on No.1... Rafael Nadal

    Nadal v Sugita

    The two-time champ is about to hit the grass having not had a competitive sniff of it since beating Dominic Thiem in the French Open final.

    He faces world number 274 Yuichi Sugita, whose last ATP match was a last-32 defeat at the Ilkley Open.

    It's going to bagel o'clock isn't it?

    Rafael NadalReuters

  19. 'I am building'

    Bogdan 5-7 2-6 Konta

    Johanna Konta speaking to BBC Two: "It was very tough, I don't think either of us found our feet for a while, I was really pleased to find a way through. I feel I am building through the season and reading the game and expressing myself better on court. I was not playing the best tennis, but I competed as best I could.

    On the prospect of playing Katerina Siniakova: "It will be a very tough match for me. She beat Naomi in Paris and is a feisty competitor and hits big."

  20. *Harris 6-3 1-6 2-6 0-0 Federer

    A consultation with a couple of medical experts and Lloyd Harris decides he wants to carry on, so we continue. Into the fourth set we go.